A simple and tantalizing dressing. Delicious! Variations: blend with less water to make thick and creamy. Serve in a dish with sprinkled flax meal on top. Makes a delicious pudding. The sweet and spicy are in perfect harmony!
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Recipe Directions

1. Put dates, sprouts, and some soak water in the blender and blend until smooth.

2. Add the avocado and blend. Add as much soak water til you get the desired consistency.

3. Pour over greens or any other vegetable or sprouted grains and enjoy!

 

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By naturalkandy

A simple and tantalizing dressing.

Delicious!

Variations: blend with less water to make thick and creamy.

Serve in a dish with sprinkled flax meal on top. Makes a delicious pudding.

The sweet and spicy are in perfect harmony!

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I never thought of sprouting mustard seeds, that is a great idea if it has a nice bite to it like mustard does.

Do you buy special mustard seeds for sprouting?

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I actually just happened upon Brown Mustard Seeds in a bulk bin at the local grocers Natural Foods section- they have a great bite to them, I actually ate half of them before deciding to make something out of them, WONDERFUL!!!

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I actually just happened upon Brown Mustard Seeds in a bulk bin at the local grocers Natural Foods section- they have a great bite to them, I actually ate half of them before deciding to make something out of them, WONDERFUL!!!

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I never thought of sprouting mustard seeds, that is a great idea if it has a nice bite to it like mustard does.

Do you buy special mustard seeds for sprouting?

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