Recipe Directions
Pull out a big salad bowl and mix the dressing in the bottom. I just use the fork that I’m going to eat with to scoop out the Tahini & Miso. Then throw everything else on top, mix & stir well, and Eat!! Add lots & lots of greens ‘cause they always wilt down. *Miso,& cayenne, are not raw, and if you want enzyme active dried fruit, dry it yourself under 118F to be sure.
FuzzyWuzzy's Thoughts
By FuzzyWuzzy Add Celery, Apple and Walnuts, Raisins or Dried Apricots and LOTS of Greens! So refreshing! Most of the stuff we raw foodists have around all the time. No Appliances Necessary!
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FuzzyWuzzy
May 17, 2010
It's a Superfood! Maca is a root that grows in the high mountains of Peru. Rich in nutritional content (potassium, and higher levels of calcium than in milk), it is a natural hormonal balancer which provides great health benefits.
Due to its high nutritional value it greatly affects energy, stamina, depression, memory, libido and more.
bicyclegoddess
Dec 23, 2009
What is maca?
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FuzzyWuzzy
May 17, 2010
It's a Superfood! Maca is a root that grows in the high mountains of Peru. Rich in nutritional content (potassium, and higher levels of calcium than in milk), it is a natural hormonal balancer which provides great health benefits.
Due to its high nutritional value it greatly affects energy, stamina, depression, memory, libido and more.
bicyclegoddess
Dec 23, 2009
What is maca?
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