Talking about a tasty dessert that’s super-easy to make! Keep it handy for the holidays.
Raw food recipes with raw honey
A mouthful of creamy soup tastes so good when the fall chill comes! Serve slightly warmed for a superb culinary experience. An especially nice luncheon soup around Thanksgiving or even Christmas.
It’s delicious! A lovely, rich, subtle flavor. And a great way to use the pulp left from vegetable juice.
Refreshing summer salad combining sweetness of watermelon and berries with the zing of ginger and lime.
One of the great pleasures of dining raw is sampling the raw recipes of other cultures. Here’s a terrific marinated carrot salad—a common enough theme across cultures, but this time with a Korean twist.
Experience the burst of flavor of the citrus fruits, highlighted by sweet-and-sour dressing with ginger. Don’t like ginger? No problem, you can skip it altogether in this recipe, and just enjoy fruits and greens.
Use any nuts, seeds and dry fruits you have on hand to make this holiday dish to share with friends and family. Your kids might give you a hand with decorating the edible Christmas tree.
Originally used as a begging bowl by Buddhist monks, the “Buddha Bowl,” in your hands, will become a meal your friends and family will be begging for!
Inspired by the Russian raw food chef Anastasia, who figured out that sprouted buckwheat works great in raw vegan cakes, this recipe takes some pre-planning, but every step can still be taken with love, resulting in a delicious taste and a delightful presentation.
These treats are not only high in bioavailable calcium, but they taste delightful, so definitely make extras if you have kids or are planning to bring them to a potluck: they will go quickly!
