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  • 1. Carrot or zucchini pasta, chopped tomato, and basil with Crisyn’s Rich Cheddar Sauce 2. Daikon radish or beet pasta with this sauce, with or without nama shoyu. It depends on whether I’m feeling like Italian food or Asian food…
  • Yum. Rawvolution. I could eat their cheezy jalapenos every day. I always wonder how they manage to ship a week’s worth of food. I’m afraid of what it would look like on day 4 or 5. How does it hold up? But if they’re pressed for time…well, DH and I …
  • Public Service Announcement: I’ve recently discovered Reed avocados, which do not turn brown once cut. They are a little larger and rounder than Haas, Bacons, Fuertes, etc., and they’re very creamy.
    in avocado prep Comment by Suasoria
  • I do public relations for high-tech companies, and on the side, I do PR for my own clients in vegan/raw/green businesses. For now, I want to keep some of the perks that come with my “real” job, like health insurance and IRAs, but eventually my side …
  • Love the stuffing ideas. You could try blending them into a soup with some cashews, garlic, tahini and lemon juice and top with cilantro. Or serve the soup in a hollowed-out pepper.
    in Red Peppers Comment by Suasoria
  • In my experience going from SAD to Raw is awfully difficult for most people. A transition from SAD to vegan – what a dear friend who’s a PhD in nutrition calls a “Revised American Diet” or RAD – will be difficult enough for them. There are meatless …
  • Along with the hummus idea, I’m also thinking various nut pates would keep well for a few days. On day one you can use it in a wrap or salad, on day two rolled in nori sheets, on day three with raw crackers. Loads of nuts and dried fruits for snacks…
    in Raw on the Road Comment by Suasoria
  • (((Hugs))) It is stressful, no doubt. My husband and I fought. A lot. It helps that you acknowledge that you’re on edge right now, Keep that sense of self-awareness and maybe you can laugh about it. It sounds goofy, but a funny code word or the punc…
  • I just want to comment on the question about what raw recipes might be satisfying to a lacto-vegetarian. My DH has always taken the lead on diet in our household. He went vegan first, went raw first, and I slowly came along behind him because it was…
    in How can I start? Comment by Suasoria
  • To find a CSA near you, try Localharvest.org. I’m too much of a control freak myself. I like to pick everything out personally…
    in Organic CSA Comment by Suasoria
  • I’m in L.A. and it’s hard to find seeded watermelon even in the farmers markets, since people overwhelmingly prefer seedless. I like seeded, but I’m trying to make sure all our fresh produce is at least “no spray” just to support the growers who are…
  • That’s exactly how I made applesauce this year. I didn’t even bother to peel them – because I was so excited to make applesauce with apples from our own teeny tree that I forgot! I don’t see why it wouldn’t freeze, but it may separate or discolor a …
  • Plenty of online sources sell raw olive oil. I like Eliki - http://www.elikioliveoil.com/
    in olive oil problem Comment by Suasoria
  • A while ago I heard an interview with V. Boutenko who said (I paraphrase) “I don’t talk about my diet unless someone is really, really, DYING to know.” I’m a little different than a lot of people here because I’ve been vegan for more than a decade, …
    in VENTING! Comment by Suasoria
  • I’m with Greenghost. There’s no excuse for being as rude to a customer as they were to Debbie. That’s just crazy. (Although I’ve heard that the UK and the US have very different standards of customer service/politeness.)
  • Tomberlies is a little too heavy and dense for me. I think it’s the nut base versus milk(ish) base. Still, if you’re having a dinner party and want to serve a teeny scoop of ice cream on top of a raw pie…um, I’ll accept your invitation. For non-raw,…
  • No worries! I’m sure there’s something older and cheaper out there.
  • I’m hoping for about $30-40 and of course shipping. Maybe if you know the model I can convince DH we should make a more “competitive” offer!
  • We love Cru. The cashew cheese and fig pate on the appetizer menu is fantastic. The pumpkin seed and walnut chorizo is also excellent if you like-a the spiiice. I recently had a special entree with a Korean twist that was incredible. I agree about t…
  • I'm cheap, I mean, thrifty, so I dilute it in pump bottles for all the sinks and showers. I like lavender. I find the peppermint stings like crazy. I've seen the documentary film. It was interesting. He was obviously a very complicated man. I would …
    in Dr. Bronners Comment by Suasoria
  • I think there’s such a huge variety in people’s physiologies that there’s no right answer for everyone. However, I’m always skeptical of what the conventional wisdom is on nutrition – whether it’s calories, carbs, fats, food pyramids, specific nutri…
  • We're in L.A. and know lots of people (a dozen? more?) here and in San Diego who are like us - enjoy eating raw, but don't adhere to it 100% slavishly. Even one of the raw chefs we know is sometimes seen at cooked vegan restaurants around town. Actu…
  • Here are some helpful threads: Tea http://www.goneraw.com/forum/what-about-green-tea Cold food http://www.goneraw.com/forum/cold-cold-cold I find it's normal to crave warm foods in the colder part of the year. In addition to the "warming foods" cons…
    in Heat? Comment by Suasoria
  • Marie, any updates? ^^ Congrats bAlance! Very similar story here: too many partners (hey, it was the 80s), HPV, precancerous cells, cervical dysplasia, cone biopsy - nothing abnormal since, knock wood. It's been way over ten years. I am generally an…
  • I don't buy into the many conspiracy theories spread about soy. For example, there is also 'soy = bad' propaganda out there courtesy of the meat and dairy industries who are threatened by the popularity of soy alternatives. Soy is a great food with …
  • Here's a sauce I make a lot for raw pastas with an Asian flair (like this http://goneraw.com/node/9718) 1 tablespoon Ginger root (about one inch) 2 Large cloves garlic or 3 medium
  • If there is a nursery in your area (not a big box hardware store, but a place where people who know gardening) they should be able to help you select edibles that do well in your area. What works for me in SoCal may not work for you and vice-versa.
    in Planting a garden Comment by Suasoria