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  • The site doesn’t says they are unpasteurized. I’ve asked in anther forum if “they” can sell unshelled almonds unpasteurized. I don’t know this new California-almond law… nor the pasteurization process… but, would they really need to pasteurize unshe…
  • Thanks for the reply. I’m glad to hear that there is a chance it’s not geneticially modified. My husband thinks the “fine print” read, ”...when compared to California avocados”. whew These were the big more-green avocados.
  • writeeternity: You should read the Terms of Use I like the idea of 5-star recipes because you always know you’re making something good. This is especially good when you have curious guests who want to try something raw for the “first time”. In my co…
    in Recipe Book plans? Comment by germin8
  • The only things not raw about this “Layered Lebanese Salad” is the bulgar wheat. I’m sure the sprouted quinoa would make a great substitute. Oh yeah, and forget the broth, that was just for marinating the bulgur wheat. And of course, use first cold …
  • Awesome… we’ve been wanting to try it. Thanks for the review!
  • They taste better raw. Actually, I’m thinking of Kale. But, I’ve had the collard greens raw (several times) and I was suprised that I can eat and enjoy them. Try not to get the collard greens with tough stems. Sometimes you can just fold the stem up…
    in Hello from VA Comment by germin8
  • It’s got to be in the canned tomato. I make a “chile the arbol” and an “enchilada sauce” which is mostly from canned tomato sauce. It tastes good (but haven’t made it in a long time… since (of course) it’s not raw). Most of the salsa recipes here ha…
  • Parchment paper works better (for me). It dries food faster than if using teflex. I’ve made several nut patties and cookies… and when I used the teflex, they were always moister at the bottom/center. I had to flip them over! Something I never did wh…
  • just thinking aloud I have not googled this… but, we soak to remove enzyme inhibitors like tannin & phytic acid. I don’t think the enzyme inhibitor is only in the peel. If it was, that would mean we could peel the raw, unsoaked, ungerminated, un…
  • There is a topic here about soaking the nuts. Read my 2nd post. Germinating/Soaking allows for easier digestion by removing enzyme inhibitors. The almond milk you buy in the grocery store (on the shelf) is NOT raw. Raw food is typically kept in the …
    in raw questions Comment by germin8
  • What’s in your tub??? Well, aside from the good ol’ plunger, strainers, and garbage disposals for bathroom sinks, tubs, & kitchen sinks, I have no idea. Good question. P.S. Don’t let the lemons go down the drain. ;-)
  • Baking soda? I’m going to have to try that some time. Lemons just happens to be what I have all the time. We only have one organic cleaner and I want to look for “healthier” cleaners… for now, lemons was the easiest thing for me to try. jkd_soccer80…
  • I agree with 123. Avocados, flaxseed, greens, fruit. Plus, some spices if you like to add “other” flavor… and lemons! I use them often. Equipment? Food processor. It can somewhat blend like a blender, but it also does great chopping and shredding. (…
    in Raw Absolutes Comment by germin8
  • Design your own major? Sounds intersting! Are these kinds of colleges accredited? By which accrediting organization(s)?
    in Natural "Medicine" Comment by germin8
  • While doing a similar search, I found these schools: Bastyr University Bridgeport University But, I have not been to either. I’m curious. What is your goal in pursuing studies of natural medicine?
    in Natural "Medicine" Comment by germin8
  • I don’t crave cheese, but I always try to find ethic dishes with lots of flavor… and I also like to try different spreads.
  • Enzyme inhibitors are in nuts/seeds which allows for a longer shelf life. When you soak nuts/seeds, you remove enzyme inhibitors such as tannin and phytic acid. You then have “living” nuts/seeds. So, they will go bad/rancid (oxidize) if you don’t ea…
  • After germinating, you can store soaked nuts, seeds, grains in the refrigerator covered with water. You MUST change the water daily or once every 2 days… but I recommend daily to 1.5 days. They stay in the fridge for about a week, depending. To keep…
  • I only know a couple: Natural Zing They delivered right away and left the package with my neighbor. The boxed was labelled KEEP REFRIGERATED, which was nice. Roots Market in Clarksville, MD. It’s a market… like Whole Foods, but better because they h…
  • Great news! And, thanks for the reply.
  • You live in Flagstaff, AZ? Oh wow… beautiful place. I used to live in AZ and travelled the state a lot. I used my food processor. And, my husb and thinks they would stick more if you use the blender. Maybe try half in the food processor and half in …
  • The last few un-chicken fingers we put on the dehydrator tray had more orange juice than the others. Those seemed to have held together better. I had my doubts at first… but if the key is in the orange juice, maybe we need more. I enjoyed the un-chi…
  • I put together my own poultry seasoning. Can’t remember everything, but it had spices such as parsley, sage, thyme, marjoram(?), onion powder, and rosemary. But, I didn’t have rosemary… probably a good one to have for poultry seasoning. If you make …
  • The BBQ Chicken Fingers I tried are on We Like It Raw We just made ours yesterday and this morning… they are all crumbly and falling apart! They are good… but not holding together. I am disappointed. We like spicy, but I could try the unspicy recipe…
  • Yes, this is Alissa Cohen’s recipe for BBQ Chicken Fingers. No, this is not an Indian recipe, writeeternity. I wanted to use red lentils for this unchicken fingers recipe (I used red lentils for my cooked Indian food). I thought red lentils would gi…
  • I haven’t had a chance to find a GOV website on this. But, I did find this on the Almond Board of California which sounds like this is only for California. I didn’t read it thoroughly, though. A clip from the website: “Was the almond industry mandat…
    in Shelled Almonds Comment by germin8
  • I didn’t realize that the almonds would be sold either pasteurized or treated chemically. Let’s hope this only affects the shelled almonds (w/o shell)!
    in Shelled Almonds Comment by germin8
  • Thanks for the info… I got my olives from Natural Zing. I didn’t like the 1st I bought and didn’t want to waste money on something I wasn’t going to eat. Most seem to recommend Dave’s olives. Never even heard of him, but I’ll check it out! Hmmm, mak…
  • Well, I haven’t actually tried the Tamalito recipe here… nor any kind of raw tamale recipe… BUT, I did buy “Raw Food Real World” because of the tamale recipe there! It looked looked like it would make a great recipe for tamales… (the authors have th…
    in Tamales Comment by germin8
  • Wow, you had several dessert options for your guests… sounds like a great idea. The lunch menu sounds good too. Glad to hear it was a success.
    in Birthday Cake help Comment by germin8