Simple Raw Food Recipes - A Week's Worth

Monday
Green juice of your choice
Green smoothie of your choice
Tacos or Tostadas on lettuce
Kale Salad
Fruit

Tuesday
Green juice of your choice
Green smoothie of your choice
Portabello Mushroom w/
tomato and avocado
Mexicavo Salad
Applesauce
Mango-Banana Salad
Fruit

Wednesday
Green juice of your choice
Green smoothie of your choice
Tomato Soup
Sesame Seed Milk
California Nori Rolls
Fruit

Thursday
Green juice of your choice
Green smoothie of your choice
Cashew Nori Roll
Harmony Spinach
Tahini Shake
Fruit

Friday
Green juice of your choice
Green smoothie of your choice
Ice Cream
Heavenly Chocolate
Nutmeat Burger (see below)
Fruit

Saturday
Green juice of your choice
Green smoothie of your choice
Apple Mango Smoothie

Mexicavo Salad

Falafels (see below)

Fruit

Sunday
Green juice of your choice
Green smoothie of your choice
Carrot Tuna
Salad
Chocolate Pudding


Falafels, from Joy of Living Live by Zahkah
1 cup dry almonds, ground in FP (not soaked)
2 tablespoons coriander
2 tablespoons kelp
1 1/2 tablespoons garlic powder or granulated garlic
1 1/2 tablespoons powdered cumin
1 tablespoon nutritional yeast
1 tablespoon paprika
1 tablespoon dried onion or onion powder
1-2 tablespoons EV Olive Oil
water

Put the ground almonds in a mixing bowl. Add all the other ingredients, except water. Add very little water at a time until mixture has dough-like consistency. Form into balls. Serve with a dressing of your choice, diced cucumbers, and diced tomatoes.

Nutmeat by Jeremy Safron
2 cups dry walnuts (not soaked), ground in FP
1 cup sun dried tomatoes, soaked
1 glove minced garlic
1/4 cup olive oil
2 tablespoons Braggs Liquid Aminos or Nama Shoyu

Grind the walnuts until fine in FP. Blend all the other ingredients in a blender. All the wet to the dry in bowl and mix well. This is RICH. Use in a lettuce wrap, stuff a pepper or mushroom, use in a lasagna, whatever you like.

This might look like a lot of food, or it may not look like much. It depends on what you are used to eating. Raw food fills you up fast. For instance, I had 2 green juices and 1 slice of apple pie for breakfast. It's after 12:00pm and I am not hungry yet.

And depending on how many people you are feeding, you will have leftovers of everything. All the recipes are to serve 2-3 people. If it's just you eating the food, there will be plenty left the next day or even more to eat later in the day. None of these recipes require a dehydrator. Only a blender and food processor are needed.

Shopping List
Kale
nutritional yeast
olive oil
lemons
Braggs Liquid Aminos
Walnuts
cumin
chili powder
portabello mushrooms
tomatoes
avocados
romaine lettuce
corn
Spike seasoning
apple cider vinegar
garlic bulb
onion
cilantro
apples
maple syrup or agave nectar
powdered cinnamon
sesame seeds
cauliflower
nori sheets
chocolate or carob powder
mangoes
bananas
oranges
cashews
dates
almonds
powdered coriander
dried kelp (in HF stores with the other seasonings)
paprika
onion powder
carrots
Veganaise (in HF stores in refrigerated section)
sweet relish
Fruit and veggies for your juices and smoothies

I wrote the shopping list by order of the day. You don't have to get all these things at once. Look in your fridge and cabinets and see what you do have. Some things will become staples once a food becomes your favorite. Try them out and let me know how it goes. If you have questions, leave a comment and I will answer you there because other people may have the same question.

Love,
Althea ◦

Simple Raw Food Recipes - A Week's Worth