sarahfae: (comicbook face)
I'm beginning to get attached to our weekly veggie and dip medleys...I don't think very many other PR fans eat as well as we do...

Clockwise from top:
Raw Corn/Avocado salsa w/ red Cabbage "chips"
Broccoli & Celery stalks
Fresh Asparagus w/ raw Cashew Hummus
sarahfae: (addicted to veggies)

Labor Day morning, I woke up to the birds chirping outside of my bedroom window, and snuggly puppies trying to wiggle their way underneath the covers.
I quickly made my breakfast "treats" and headed out to the patio to enjoy the morning smells and sounds...


Strawberries with "Milk" Chocolate Dip, and a Blue-Green Smoothie

This-a-way for recipe and another pic... )
sarahfae: (addicted to veggies)
There's nothing like going over your old recipes and re-doing them, only to have them turn out better in taste and health too.
I'll be doing a lot of this over the coming weeks and months, in an effort to eliminate two ingredients that have seemed to dominate my kitchen: Braggs Liquid Aminos, and Agave Nectar.

Here's a recent re-dux, involving my favorite lunchtime (or anytime) snack: "No-Chickpea" Hummus - The redux? No Walnuts, no Agave, no Braggs Liquid Aminos, and additional spices...and the change, to me, is HUGE in a good way.




And Just because it's pretty:
A super simple plate: Tomatoes topped with Zucchini Monsterella Cheeze and sprinkled with Sunflower Parm

sarahfae: (no make-up)

I should preface this with the fact that I've never actually tried, or even seen (in person) an actual fried green tomato.


Something I whipped up really quickly when I went home for lunch today. As always, the super supportive, non-vegan hubby "oooh'd" and "aaah'd" at my plate when I brought it out the the patio where he sat waiting.

A recent post over at Fat Free Vegan got me thinking about a raw version of the fried green tomato. This is probably the easiest and most taste-satisfying snack, and I would think and hope that just about anyone who's a fan of the tomato would be willing to try it - raw or not.
I'd like to make a more fancy, slightly more complicated version of this - but for now this works as a perfect, quick and easy meal for one.



Flax&Sunny Parm Coated Tomato

One Tomato, sliced into half in think rounds
Gently push/wipe the seeds away from the tomato
Use either a paper towel, or clean cloth and gently pat the tomato slice so as to remove moisture - do press or squeeze it though - you want a good, firm, stable tomato slice, and a little bit of moisture is okay - just not a sopping wet tomato.

In a small bowl combine:
3 tbsp Sunflower Parm
3 tbsp Golden flaxseed meal
S&P
Mix well.

Set an individual slice of tomato on top of dry mixture - shake the bowl around so the dry ingredients coat the sides of the tomato.
Use a fork to turn the tomato over and coat the other side.
Top with dried or fresh Basil.
Plate with avocado, and eat immediately!
Yum!

~xoxo
sarahfae: (no make-up)
I've been in a silly state of bliss, surrounded by massive amounts of my favorite vegetable, the Zucchini. Thanks again to my wonderful friends for letting me empty out their Zucchini stock. Every bit of the wonderful gourd has been shredded in my food processor, and at the moment I've got roughly four pounds of Zucchini (along with a few simple spices) in my dehydrator...

Still wanna know what I'm making?
Really?
You're honestly interested?

Okay then. I have to tell a short story first...
When D and I were on our way to Tahoe (with puppies in tow) I had a lot of wonderful raw food prepared and packed up for the trip. Among the copious amount of foods was dried Zucchini - or what I call "Zucchini Jerky". A Very simple recipe, if you haven't done it yet:
Thinly slice Zucchini lengthwise into strips
Add a dash of the following ingredients:
Extra virgin olive oil
Lemon
Braggs Liquid Aminos
Sea Salt and Cracked Pepper
Touch of Agave
Mix well
Dehydrate 8-9 hours

Anywho --- back to what really matters!
I reached behind the car seat, into my pink leopard print tote bag, and grabbed my little bag of "Zucchini Jerky" to have a quick snack.
While I enjoyed the chewy, slightly crunchy taste of the dehydrated veggie my mind began to race - and those thoughts went something like this:
"Wow! Zucchini sure does take on a wonderful flavor when it's been dehydrated...it almost reminds me of cheese...
Cheese...yeah! I bet I could shred Zucchini, dehydrate it, and turn it into a type of raw cheese!"


The rest of this story is pretty much raw food history, or at least in my opinion it is.
Thanks to my great friend Chelsea who recently bought me a recipe diary that fits perfectly in my purse, I was able to jot down the idea for "Shredded Zucchini Cheeze" while on vacation, and when I came home, inducted the recipe into my own personal raw food recipe hall of fame.

*Drum roll*



Lets try it out on raw...PIZZA!
Zucchini Monsterella Cheeze )
sarahfae: (meee)

I've actually got some yummy food to share (Yay), but unfortunately no new camera (yet) so sincere apologies in advance for the crappy in quality pictures. I promise the food will make your tummy and taste buds very happy though!

So without further ado --- here's what I've been eating lately (for dinner tonight, actually):


"Meaty-Nutty Ground Almonds"


"Deviled Cucumbers" (featuring "Meaty-Nutty Ground Almonds") and a simple salad

 

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