I am trying to cleanse my system and rebuild my good flora - I just started throwing everything recommended into the blender and voila - a yummy dip!! My naturopath told me to eat as much tumeric as I could stand - sooooo, here I go!

Sorry things aren't specific - but it was very last minute - and it turned out very yummy! I poured it over some lightly steamed veggies (carrots and cabbage and onions) - but I also dipped fresh, raw carrots in it.

I am sure the true chefs in this group can fine tune it for us all! This would be a yummy soup - I like my dips a little thicker so I went easier on the water and cider.

Thank you!

This is so cooling and vibrant on a hot summer day. There are other versions of Ajo Blanco on this site, but this is my version. I think as close to the traditional version as you can get but without the white bread the Spanish normally add! I spend alot of time in Spain where this dish is a classic and takes advantage of the wonderful wonderful almonds they have there. Traditionally, the Spanish use blanched almonds, but I prefer them in their natural state of course. This dish tastes better the longer you leave it and after two days, taste fabulous.

I’m not a huge fan of just drinking carrot juice, so when I had some leftover from making Raw ‘Tuna’ Salad yesterday I had to come up with a tasty recipe for all that leftover carrot juice.

I’m a huge an of curry so I searched the web for some inspiration for a carrot curry kind of soup. I got some ideas, but mostly just messed around with ingredients until I ended up with this Raw Curried Carrot Soup. Simple to make, nice subtle curry flavor, plus a little zing from the ginger. Awesome as a cold soup, and I’m probably going to try it as a salad dressing today.