A Community Recipe by RawVee
I first came across this concept on Alissa Cohen's website. It’s incredible! Time to make: Approximately 10 minutes. Shelf life: Keeps up to 5 days in the fridge if sealed in a tight container. You can make this ahead of time! RawVee note: Add in chopped up celery for more texture, or jicama, onions, whatever...
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RawVee
Sep 15, 2009
Sorry to hear that, Lauraj. Every body is different, so it's good that you know what yours needs! :)
lauraj
Sep 10, 2009
I made this recipe exactly as outlined. I have to admit, I ended up dumping it after choking down a few bites. I have been mostly juicing and raw fresh fruits/veg's for some time now, with occasional smoothies and simple raw dishes. I think this dish is great for those transitioning into raw, but for me, it was just too much. Too strong of a flavor, too much ACV, too much salt. I tend to believe now that nuts are fantastic when used in nutmilks and very occassionally dressings or desserts. But dishes that are very spicy or require a lot of nuts or garlic or condiments such as ACV, Braggs, salt, Tamari and acidic ingredients less than pure and mellow to flavor do not feel clean, pure or healthy anymore to me. I think I've just detoxed to the point where anything other than clean, pure, simple, fresh and juicy makes just feels overwhelmingly toxic to my body and my senses. I felt sick and toxic after eating part of this.
Daisy5158
Aug 22, 2009
I loved this recipe. I made a smaller amount and used in nori as a filling with tomatoes - absolutely delicious!
kandace
Aug 21, 2009
Yum! I followed some of the tips and added diced mushrooms, scallions and celery. Also, instead of salt, I tossed some sea lettuce into the food processor (I just picked up the lettuce at a farmers market this morning and was encouraged to use it wherever I would use sea salt - so far, so good). Thanks for the recipe.
RawVee
Aug 19, 2009
Great idea, Allison!!!
alpdesigns
Aug 19, 2009
This is a very versatile recipe. I made it without the turmeric and ACV and added a couple of TBS. of ground flax seed, a small squeeze of agave nectar and some chopped celery. It went from egg salad to mock chicken salad! The flax made it more substantial. I can see how other variations would be good as well. Allison
fitfashionista
Aug 18, 2009
Whoa. I just had this for dinner and it was SOOOO good. Tasted just like deviled egg filling I had as a child. I had it wrapped in Kale leaves and also dipped some broccoli in it. OMG YUM! Thanks.
nsrising
Aug 18, 2009
OH MY BUDDHA! Delicious! I was out of garlic and I can tell the clove would have enhanced the flavor even more, but this is incredible. I might chop up some onions and ALSO maybe a little sage the next time I try this.
nsrising
Aug 17, 2009
Wow, sounds delicious. I'm working the graveyard shift right now, and I have something to look foward to when I get home.
debbietook
Aug 17, 2009
This is really good. In the photo' it looks as if she's sprinkled paprika on. Think that would be a good addition. Wasn't sure whether 'dry mustard' was raw, so bought some mustard seeds and ground them. Really does taste a bit like 'egg mayonnaise', but delicious in its own right.
mishmish
Aug 06, 2009
YUUMMMMMMM!!! OMG! I made half batch but couldn't stop eating it! I polished it all off! Thanx RawVee, this recipe is awesome. I added some finely chopped mushrooms to give it "egg" texture. It was perfect. Oh, also shaved a bit of corn off the cobb and tried a little with that too and that was good.Thanx again! :>)
RawVee
Jul 27, 2009
msbraids, I don't even pay attention to my calories and fat, and the weight just drops off. If you eat intuitively, you'll find yourself not really wanting a ton of heavy nuts and fats. :)
msbraids
Jul 12, 2009
Does walnut have a lesser fat content than cashews, especially if you are loosing weight. I have been raw for 2 months now and have lost 27lbs so far and counting. I know I have to be careful with my oils and nuts intake because I am trying to loose weight.
RawVee
Jun 30, 2009
Yay!! Raw Rocks!!
tsunrisea
Jun 22, 2009
just had to let everyone know how yummy this recipe is. And so easy! Plus as an added bonus I found that the base is very easily converted to a ranch dip/dressing if you omit the mustard, turmeric, and ACV. Instead add parsley, basil, onion pwd, and a pinch of dill. Chill for an hr or so and WOW! However I did find that I liked to use the processor when I make the egg salad (extra texture) and the blender when I make the dip (creamy).
deasmiles
Jun 21, 2009
Hi Raw Vee, just wanted you to know that I tried this recipe today and ate it with lettuce leafs (wraps) it was delicious and easy. I used walnuts because that is all I had, but it worked...so good, I had all the ingredients so it was easy and so great tasting. I have enough for tomorrow's lunch...thank you!
Crisyn
May 30, 2009
I love this stuff! I add some chopped green onions and celery and spread it on Almond bread, and it tastes just like an egg sandwich!
Patty708
May 23, 2009
This is so good. I increased the mustard and turmic to taste and ate it on a flaxseed crackers. This will also be good to dip veggies in.
shannonmarie
May 20, 2009
I bet you could stuff this into mushroom caps to make them look like deviled eggs.
RawVee
May 19, 2009
Ooops! Sorry. Correction made above. :) I didn't soak the cashews, and I used my food processor to make the mixture very smooth. If you have problems digesting nuts, though, I'd recommend soaking for a while. Also, I use raw cashew pieces that I buy, instead of whole. They're cheaper, and they grind up faster. :)
hleva
May 18, 2009
How much apple cider vinegar, it does not say the amount in the ingredient list??
hleva
May 18, 2009
Do you soak the cashews first??
RawVee
May 18, 2009
Damzlfly, I live alone, too. I make this amount and have enough for a few lunches during the week. It keeps up to 5 days in the fridge. Enjoy!
damzlfly
May 18, 2009
how much does this make? I live alone and usually end up having to half the recipies so that they don/t spoil.
Gabe
May 18, 2009
Looks awesome...
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