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Green Chili Tofu
 | 3 green onions |
 | 1 tbsp cold pressed olive oil |
 | 1 4 oz. can diced green chilis |
 | 1 lb. firm tofu (texture is best after it has been
frozen and thawed) |
 | 1 tbsp Bragg's Liquid Aminos |
 | 1/4 tsp. cayenne pepper |
 | 2 oz. soy cheddar cheese |
In large skillet, saute green onions in olive oil
(and/or water) until transparent. Add green chili. Crumble
tofu into onion/chili mixture. Add Bragg's Liquid Aminos to
taste. Add soy cheese. Add cayenne pepper to taste.
Cover with lid and let simmer for 10 minutes, stirring regularly.
You may need to add more water either for cooking or to maintain the
consistency you prefer. Makes 5 half cup servings.

Vegetable
Quiche
Crust:
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1-2
cups ground walnuts and pecans |
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2
tbsp. butter |
Filling:
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1
cup broccoli florets |
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1
cup mozzarella soy cheese, grated |
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1/4
cup soy milk |
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6
eggs, beaten |
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3
green onions, chopped |
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1/4
tsp nutmeg |
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1/4
tsp sea salt |
Grind
nuts and mix well with melted butter. Line pie pan with mixture and
set aside. Steam broccoli until crisp tender. Rinse with cold
water, drain, and set aside. Combine cheese and milk in blender to
make a smooth mixture. Put the cheese mixture in a bowl and add
eggs, green onions, and nutmeg. Pour cheese mixture into pie shell
and arrange broccoli on top, pressing into cheese mixture until florets
are covered. Bake in preheated oven at 400 degrees for 20 minutes.
Reduce heat to 350 degrees and continue baking for 15-20 minutes or until
puffed up and brown. Serve hot or cold. Serves 6.

Pinto
Beans
All the
members of the legume family offer great protein and fiber at a very low
cost. Make a pot of beans ahead of time and keep it in the
refrigerator. You'll have the basis for an endless variety of
healthy meals. This recipe is for pinto beans, but it will work well
for most all legumes.
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4
cups pinto beans |
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2
large leeks or onions, chopped |
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3-4
cloves garlic |
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1-2
chipotle peppers |
Soak
beans overnight. Rinse in the morning and put in large cooking pot
or crock pot. Cover beans with water. Add remaining
ingredients and simmer until done, adding water as needed. One
stove, expect 4-6 hours. In crock pot, expect 10-12 hours.
Make 10 cups. Keeps well in refrigerator for 4-6 days.

Salad
Dressing
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1/4
cup flax seed oil |
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2
tbsp. apple cider vinegar or fresh lemon juice |
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1-2
cloves fresh pressed garlic |
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sea
salt and pepper to taste |
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other
fresh or dried herbs to taste
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Tofu
Carob Pudding
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1
package Mori Nu soft tofu |
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3
tbsp. honey or 1/2 tsp stevia to taste |
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1
tbsp carob powder |
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1/4
cup almonds or pecans or walnuts |
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2
oz. coconut, unsweetened |
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1/2
tsp vanilla |
Mix
all ingredients in blender or food processor. Chill. Serves
3-4.

"Chocolate"
Pie
Crust:
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1-2
cup ground nuts
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2
tbsp. butter, melted
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Filling:
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2 pkgs. Mori Nu tofu, firm
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10
oz. barley malt sweetened chocolate, carob or a mixture of chips
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1/4
cup honey or to taste
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2
tsp. vanilla
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Grind up the nuts (I usually use pecans, but
walnuts, cashews, almonds or a mixture also work well) and mix well with
butter. Line pie pan
with nuts and set aside.
Melt chips in double boiler (these have to be barley malt sweetened
chips; date sweetened chips just don’t work).
Cool chips. Blend
tofu until very smooth then add vanilla, honey, and chips.
Blend all together thoroughly.
Pour into pie pan. Let cool.

A
Very Good Green Salad
To
me, a green salad is by definition an improvisation; make use of the
best quality ingredients that are in season in your location and then,
be creative. The more fresh, crisp vegetables you can find to add
to your salad, the better. Your one guiding principle in creating
a salad is to make it taste good without compromising its
healing-promoting qualities. Try adding the salad dressing
mentioned here to make your salad even healthier and more delicious.
The
following is intended to give you some ideas. But then, have fun,
and be sure to fill your plate to the brim with the gorgeous salad of
yours. It's a meal all by itself.
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fresh
greens (green leaf, red leaf, spinach, swiss chard, watercress,
dandelion leaf, escarole, arugula, radicchio, etc.; but forget
about iceberg) |
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fresh
vegetables in season (zucchini, tomato, celery, string beans,
broccoli, sprouts of all kinds, asparagus, peppers of all kinds,
cucumber, avocado, etc.) |
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nuts
or seeds (pumpkin, sunflower, almond slices, walnuts, etc.) |
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extra
protein (tuna, chicken, baked tofu, beans of any kind)
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Carrot
Yogurt Cake*
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1 cup grated organic carrots
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1 cup plain whole milk yogurt
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1/2 cup fresh orange juice
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1/2
cup medium unsulfured molasses
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1/2 cup raisins
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1/2
cup sunflower seeds
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1/4
cup cold pressed canola oil
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2 eggs, beaten
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1/2
teaspoon vanilla extract
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2 cups whole wheat pastry flour
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1/2
cup wheat germ
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1/2
cup bran
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1
1/2 teaspoons baking soda
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2 teaspoons cinnamon
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1/2
teaspoon nutmeg
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Place the carrots, yogurt, orange
juice, molasses, raisins, sunflower seeds, oil, eggs, and vanilla in a
large mixing bowl. Beat
these ingredients together until well combined.
In
a medium bowl, thoroughly combine the flour, wheat germ, bran, baking
soda, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Fold
the dry ingredients gradually into the carrot mixture until blended.
Place the batter in a lightly oiled 8x8 inch baking pan.
Bake in a preheated 325 degree oven for about one hour. Makes
16 servings

Whole Grain
Hot Cereal
 | 2
cups short grain sweet brown rice |
 | 1 cup
millet |
 | 1/2 cup
barley |
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1/2
cup buckwheat
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 | 1/2 cup
steel cut oats |
Wash the
grains in a colander. Put wash grains in large cooking pot.
Cover with water to 1/2 inch above grains. Bring to boil then lower
temperature until all water is absorbed. Do not stir grains during
cooking. You may need to add more water to complete cooking.
Simply taste grains; if they are crunchy add another cup of water and cook
until absorbed. Be careful to watch that heat is removed from pot
before burning or scorching of grains can occur.
When cooked,
grains can be served immediately hot as cereal, or can be stored in
refrigerator until used in soups, stews, casseroles, or again as cereal.
For cereal you might want to add any combination of the following:
cinnamon, fruit, honey, maple syrup, non-dairy milk, non-dairy cream,
plain yogurt, plain non-dairy yogurt, almonds, sunflower seeds, or
raisins. Good hot or cold.

Vegetable
Soup
 | 2 tbsp.
butter |
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2
large leeks or onions, chopped |
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3-4
cloves garlic |
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1-2
chipotle peppers |
 | 2
tomatoes, chopped |
 | 2
parsley sprigs, chopped |
 | 1 cup
shredded purple cabbage |
 | 2 cups
spinach leaves, torn |
 | 1/2 cup
celery, chopped |
 | 1 cup
grated carrots |
 | 6-8 baby
potatoes, quartered |
 | 1 cup
fresh peas |
 | 1 beet
grated |
 | 2 quarts
vegetable broth |
 | Bragg's
Liquid Aminos to taste |
 | Basil,
rosemary, thyme to taste |
 | Sea salt
and pepper to taste |
In large soup
pan, saute onions or leeks, garlic, tomatoes, parsley, cabbage, and celery
until soft. Add chipotle peppers and spinach to pan to warm through.
Add broth and remaining ingredients and simmer until carrots and potatoes
are consistency you prefer. Serve warm.

Vegetarian
Tacos
Prepare 2-4
tacos shells per person. Preparation can be by simple warming or by
crisping in hot sunflower oil. Prepare the appropriate quantity of
the items listed here based on number of people being served.
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pinto beans,
see recipe above |
 | green
onions, chopped |
 | tomatoes,
chopped |
 | baby
salad greens |
 | cilantro |
 | avocado |
 | soy
cheese |
 | sprouts |
 | salsa |
Warm pinto
beans and add soy cheese to melt. Place warmed taco shells, beans,
and remaining ingredients on table and let everyone assemble to their own
taste.

Apple Drink
I learned of
this drink from Sam Queen. It is designed to feed the ATP cycle and
so, to increase energy levels.
 | 4-6
ounces organic, unfiltered apple juice (fresh juiced organic apples
would be best) |
 | 2
tablespoons each fresh organic lemon and lime juice |
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Naturally
carbonated water such as Perrier |
Fill 8 ounce
glass with apple, lemon, and lime juice and fill to top with carbonated
water.

Pumpkin
Tofu Pie
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2 10.5
ounce package Mori-Nu firm tofu |
 | 2/3 cup
honey |
 | 2 egg
whites |
 | 1 3/4
cups canned pumpkin (or fresh cooked) |
 | 2 tsp
cinnamon |
 | 1 tsp
nutmeg |
 | 1/2 tsp
each allspice, ginger |
 | 1/4 tsp
sea salt |
 | unbaked
whole wheat deep dish pie shell |
Blend tofu in
food processor or blender until creamy smooth. Add honey, pumpkin,
egg whites and spices. Pour into 9" unbaked whole wheat deep
dish pie shell. Bake approximately 1 hour in a pre-heated 400 degree
oven or until toothpick inserted in the center comes out almost
clean. Cool and serve.

Fennel
Lavender Gluten-Free Corn Bread
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¼
cup sunflower oil |
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½
cup raw honey |
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1
large egg |
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½
cup rice milk |
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1
cup cornmeal |
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1
cup gluten free flour* |
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1
tsp baking soda |
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½
tsp baking powder |
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½
tsp sea salt |
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¼
tsp culinary lavender |
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½
tsp toasted whole fennel seeds |
Toast
fennel lightly in dry fry pan on medium heat.
Mix oil and honey. Add
eggs and milk . Mix
well. Mix dry
ingredients in separate bowl and then add to honey mixture.
Stir only enough to mix; over mixing make corn bread very
crumbly. Pour batter
into muffin tins. Bake
at 350 degrees for 15 minutes or until done.
For high altitude, add flour to thicken dough.
*I
use gluten free flour made from this recipe: 6 cups brown rice
flour, 2 cups potato starch flour, 1 cup tapioca flour; mix well.
But you can also buy gluten free flour pre-made at the
grocery store.
One
last note: this corn
bread is very good without the fennel and lavender.
Or with just one spice. Or
with ½ tsp cinnamon and ½ tsp lavender.
Or just be creative. You
can’t go wrong.
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