sharing raw, vegan recipes and advice
Autumn is here. It's yummy soup season. I created this raw soup for my Mom based on a cooked African soup recipe. It's quick, easy and delicious. The colors are very inviting as well. Your vitamin and spices will gently warm it just enough to create the illusion of a warm winter West-African wonderland! Come one, you know Johnny loves to get jiggy jazzy with his recipes... and words!
I like pumpkin very much. Although I've always hated to bake it, when I cut the raw pumpkin it is fresh and crunchy, it is full of life and flavour. It has only one fault: its hard to chew, but if I use a blender I can easily make a creamy, deliciuos pumpkin soup. Don't miss it!
I love Thai food. The flavours are always so fresh and vegetables are often the star. Tom Yum is one of the cooked dishes I will eat if I am going out to dinner with friends and there are no raw options. It’s still all vegetables in a light spicy broth. But making a raw version of Tom Yum or Tom Kha is so easy to do at home. The main difference between the two is just the coconut which is used in Tom Kha. So if you are looking for a fat-free version just leave it out and perhaps add extra tomato for a Tom Yum version.
One Thanksgiving I told my mother that I could make any dish that she could name into a raw dish. It took her no time at all to reply, "French's Green Bean Casserole." I said, "I will find a way."
Guess what, mom? I did it...
From Ani’s Raw Food Kitchen by Ani Phyo. This is absolutely my favorite cream soup.
