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12 years ago
rawalice
I've heard amazing stories about people who fought cancer with organic raw veggie/fruit juices (especially beets) and then one woman with kombucha.
I know they make me feel good too. If I were recuperating, I'd also focus on lots of leafy greens (raw or not) and almonds.
God bless and No Fear.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 12 years ago
rawalice
512. Re: Trigger Foods
I find avocados and a handful of almonds fill the cheese void for me.
coffee doesn't make me want to eat,
but maybe a little (teeny) chocolate something would help.
(raw cocoa is so good! i just ran out, what a pain!)
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 12 years ago
rawalice
My favorite! Thank you Bobbi Clinger!
South of the border Corn Chips
Bobbi Clinger
4 c. sweet corn, fresh or frozen [ so far Pictsweet made the best chips ]
1/2 t. garlic powder(opt) - [ i skip this ]
1 t. chili powder(opt)
1 t. tomato powder(opt) - [ big chunk o fresh tomato is even yummier ]
Chop corn in food processor w/ "s" blade until fine.
Add choice of seasoning
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
Since it's cherry season and I owe an apology to the vegan nature of the WHOLE board, (which I just realized) I figured I'd post my awesomest recipe as an apology.
Yes it is a nod both to Homer of epic Greek mythology and Homer of Simpson fame. Perhaps you'll see why.
5 tbs ground raw cocoa nibs
5 heaping tbs almonds ground
5 cherries
1 tbs pine nuts
1/2 tbs oil
4 tbs brown sugar
gr
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
all i know about candida (yeast right?) came from the book the south beach diet. by them, it's not even sugar so much as corn syrup, and doesn't mention fat. it says probiotics are the way to get rid of it. it's a great book even though there's no veg version. the intro is also very good for anyone who has to worry about getting/needs to prevent diabetes
if you're interested, i'd definitely gi
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 12 years ago
rawalice
oh jeez. correction, this is the recipes section (not the (vegan) discussion)
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
obviously, this thread is supposed to be about someone's favorite bread recipe. obviously there is a bit of confusion as to the living and raw vs "vegan" issue. of course, duly noted, this particular section is labeled vegan, but then, there is a debate going on as to whether honey is vegan or not. it's made of pollen, therefore, i consider it vegan, if you don't, may i suggest substiti
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
I've eaten baby bok choys raw with an asian marinade. It's not too terrible if it's really well marinated where the salt/soy sauce or vinegar/lemon juice 'cooks" it down a bit. Putting it in the dehydrator may help a bit too. It's not as mellow as when cooked, but it isnt bad after an overnight, just a bit sharper flavor. I like to throw in some rehydrated shitake mushrooms with them, awesom
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 12 years ago
rawalice
No wonder youre sick of them. I don't know why, but if you follow Edgar Cayce he says to "avoid raw bananas." I'm not sure but I'm pretty sure that was a general statement for everyone. Except for the all raw banana diet that i think was recommended in the case of a child with celiac disease. I still eat them occasionally, but always wonder why not to eat them as he didn't give a reason
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 12 years ago
rawalice
520. Re: Water Fasting
I tried a water fast once for three days and crashed my metabolism. I ended up gaining twenty pounds afterwards eating lightly! It was miserable, but everyone's metabolism is different. I have switched to a leek soup fast (the one from French Women Don't Get Fat) and have had great results in the weight arena. It's a great book.
Kudos though to people who can water fast. From what I've seen i
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 12 years ago
rawalice
I love Kombucha. I had to start making it myself. It tastes kinda eww sometimes but it makes me feel so good and the health benefits are supposedly great. (Like cancer prevention/attack) Sometimes I'll drink one as a meal.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 12 years ago
rawalice
522. Re: Washing Veggies
Did you notice the thread about b12? basically, it says b12 is abundant in dirt, and is really high in unwashed produce. of course i'd still wash mine but it helps to think if you do a bit of a slack job, you'll be getting extra b12.
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
i like juice. of course you miss out on the fiber, but probably the only thing to really be concerned with is the sugar intake/calorie count as far as weight goes.
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
that may have been 3 cups of watermelon (and I just remembered i threw in a Dole Acai/Blueberry frozen bar for extra flavor.) serves 2 or 3
oh well
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
my favorite watermelon slushie
watermelon (1 1/2 - 2 cups)
ice (10 large cubes)
jasmine tea (or peppermint or green) (cup or more)
a little bit of agave syrup / sweetener
(opt.) drop of root beer extract
so good
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
Oh, if anyone actually wants to try that recipe, it's 1 cup of seeds sprouted and thin rounds, maybe a quarter inch+ thick.
by that logic we're all made of p o o p, water and sunshine.
or perhaps by decay, p o o p, water and sunshine. Oh, don't forget the air and the middleman (plant)
honey- missed excretion vs. processor point, no true internal processing by the bees. (I'm pretty sure.) oh
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
Oh yeah, I think mushrooms are a good source of b12.
yup
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 12 years ago
rawalice
Oh, that is so sad. Yeah, I noticed that (Vegan) after I posted. Still, I guess my experience is just with like people who have like one or two cows, or like really small farms. I never really thought about what happens to the calf. It's funny how we can sometimes take things for granted.(Like living in Vermont, now I'm stuck in New Jersey.)Still, as vegetable eaters we practically live on manure
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 12 years ago
rawalice
i can't believe they sensored p o o p
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 12 years ago
rawalice
i love my excalibur 9-tray
i feel like God sent me it cause I found it at a thrift store!!
i know it's expensive, but if mine broke i'd definitely scrimp and save for a new one
a five tray would probably suffice if it's just for you and maybe one other
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
here's my favorite sunbaked bread recipe that i altered off of Juliano's Essene bread recipe: awesome!
1 cup sprouted wheat
1 granny smith apple (or pear)
1/4 cup pecans
1/4 cup nutritional yeast
1/4 cup flaxmeal
1/4 tsp cinnamon
drizzle honey (or agave)
1 tbs oil
process homogenize to paste, spread into rounds, and dehydrate
this makes a nice smooth bread to eat like toast
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
i guess (i'm justifying myself here) i just feel like i'm as insignificant as a bee, available to be exploited/ignored, and that is just the law of the land so who cares?
i personally don't really feel like i'm robbing the bees, but really partaking of nature's gifts combined with man's ingenuity of a centuries' old tradition that dates back to a time when agave syrup wasn't "trucked in&quo
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
i don't know, i guess i just don't get the whole not eating honey thing
i mean, yeah, we're robbing the bees, and if that's your reasoning, well, that's so compassionat to not want to do that, but at the same time, bees are so amazing, and how can one pass up on the nectar of flowers?? sorry bees, but i thank you. i suppose i make myself queen bee whenever i eat honey. how can i ever repay them.
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
well, i'm not exactly sure of how honey is made, but i'm pretty sure the bees are just like processors of the honey rather than eaters of the pollen. they make the honey to eat, not eat the pollen then excrete it somehow
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
haha, just eat some @#$%&, oh darn, that wouldn't be considered vegan.
just thought i'd put in a plug for dairy. there are raw cheeses available (at least in my area). i personally don't see the harm in eating dairy. i love cheese yogurt and milk. i used to live in vermont. there's something so peaceful about dairy cows. cows are attributed to love and joy in Egyptian mythology. partake of the
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 12 years ago
rawalice
i consider honey vegan
it's made from pollen
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
have you tried ani's scrambles? they kind of have a ricey texture
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
I used to wash my stuff with some hydrogen peroxide mixed into the water. (i've since forgotten the ratio you're supposed to use.) i think it's like 1:10 water. i think that's what's in those spray washes at the store.
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 12 years ago
rawalice
i've never had a problem, they're easy, but what a pain washing the seed heads off. you know you're supposed to sprout them in the dark, right?
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