You won’t believe how smooth and creamy this dessert is. The perfect size for sharing, too.
Raw food recipes with almonds
Summer is here and so is travelling. Here’s an economical and easy way to make raw energy bars for a road trip.
Enjoy a Thanksgiving gathering without guilt with this superb pumpkin pie. An added bonus: It won’t put you to sleep after a meal, but only if you share it with those you love!
A raw dessert that packs the power of anti-aging Goji berries and nutrient-dense nuts and seeds – for those days when we feel we need something more substantial to ground us.
Thanks goes out to Julia Kaplan for submitting the recipe for her favorite salad!
That pulp you saved from making the Holiday Nog will become part of this Sweet Carrot Loaf. If you don’t have the pulp, then just use any ground nuts or seeds that you like.
If you have veggie juice and almond milk prepared in advance, it won’t take long to prepare this popular drink for the holiday celebration. Surprisingly light, refreshing, and tasting much like the traditional eggnog, this beverage is sure to have your guests asking for a refill.
Known as Nature’s candy, persimmons work in synergy with almond milk and chia seeds in this recipe, resulting in a satisfying and nutritious breakfast or dessert.
We invite you to celebrate Easter with Paskha, an Eastern Orthodox Easter dish, traditionally made from sweetened cottage cheese in the form of a cone or a pyramid with a flattened top. Even though you won’t find cottage cheese among the ingredients in this recipe, this nut-and-fruit Paskha will be a delicious and welcome addition to your Easter festivities.
