Ingredients

1 cup soaked sunflower seeds

1 cup rejuvelac

handful dried prunes

tsp lavender

tsp yellow mustard seeds

sea salt

water (opt.)

lots of good intention and love

Recipe Directions

blend sunflower seeds with rejuvelac until creamy

add some water if needed

then add the prunes and spices and pulse

the prunes should be in small pieces but still visible

put the mixture in a cheesecloth or nutmilkbag and hang it to drain

let it sit like that at least 24 hours

Chlorophylla's Thoughts

By chlorophylla

raw sunflower seed cheese with an amazing flavour of dried prunes, lavender and mustard...

i really love dried prunes.. that is why i add it to a lot of dishes lately.. i just had a batch fresh rejuvelac ready which reminded me of doing some cheese.. and i came up with that gourmet recipe which turned out so delicious* you can spread it on crackers or dip veggies into it.

i think i also will try it out with cashews..

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zinfandel

Mar 16, 2011

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I added this to my favorites. I have tasted a lavender hazlenut butter before that was just amazing.

You can type rejuvelac into google. It is fermented grains in water and it tastes absolutely divine. Especially when made with Rye. I would recommend it. I am not sure if it is great for people with IBS, I haven't done a good test on it yet.

joannabanana

Mar 15, 2011

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what is rejuvelac??? i haven't heard of this.

Zaphirah Sunflower

Aug 31, 2011

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but what if you don't have rejuv on hand? could you mix in probiotics and hang? hmmm?

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Zaphirah Sunflower

Aug 31, 2011

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but what if you don't have rejuv on hand? could you mix in probiotics and hang? hmmm?

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ajc

Mar 20, 2011

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Nearly answered your rejuvelax question again.

Dr Ann Wigmore highly recommends it.

HolyGuacamole

Mar 18, 2011

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Wow, this sounds insanely good!

zinfandel

Mar 16, 2011

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I added this to my favorites. I have tasted a lavender hazlenut butter before that was just amazing.

You can type rejuvelac into google. It is fermented grains in water and it tastes absolutely divine. Especially when made with Rye. I would recommend it. I am not sure if it is great for people with IBS, I haven't done a good test on it yet.

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joannabanana

Mar 15, 2011

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what is rejuvelac??? i haven't heard of this.

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