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Curry Coconut Cauliflower Soup with Pear

Something magical happens when you put cauliflower in the dehydrator. The slow heating and dehydrating process mellows, sweetens and concentrates the flavors leaving you with a delicious, irresistible treat. Combine the cauliflower with the exciting taste of curry and coconut, and you have a delicious raw fall soup sure to delight.

 

 

Heated in the dehydrator or gently on the stove top* your cold weather cravings will be more than satisfied. The pear purée layers in a touch of freshness that marries beautifully with the curry. Crispy onions top it all off.

Read through this raw food recipe and you will quickly realize with a little advanced planning, this soup super easy to prepare. You can soak the cashews and start the dehydration the night before, or early in the morning and then forget about it until you are ready to assemble the soup.

*Be very careful heating on the stove. The temp will rise VERY quickly.

 

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22 Comments

  1. Health Gone Raw wrote on October 30, 2012

    If you are friendly with your local grocer, they may be able to order coconuts for you.

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  2. Luana wrote on October 30, 2012

    Hi !! I’m from Italy, and here it’s impossible to find young coconuts 🙁 Can I substitute it with anything else ?!?!
    Sorry for my bad English and thank you for sharing this beautiful and yummi recipes !!! 🙂

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    • Susan wrote on October 30, 2012

      You could try full fat coconut milk. Just know it isn’t raw. Cheers!

      Reply
  3. Jackie wrote on October 27, 2012

    Where do you get these young coconuts? How do you handle them?

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  4. Stacy wrote on October 27, 2012

    Yum!
    Is STEP 3 missing from the soup instructions?
    Thanks…

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  5. Annie wrote on October 27, 2012

    Hello…. this cauliflower soup looks amazing!… I am not in an area where there are any fresh coconuts but I do have some organic shredded coconut… I’m sure it will not taste as good but how much would I use of that, or is there something else that I could use in its place that will make this soup as tasty?…. Can’t wait to try this!…. love your site!… joy, Annie

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  6. karin wrote on October 27, 2012

    I dont have a deyhdrater yet, how can I make the onions without one? I’m new to this way od eating but I have to say, “I’m LOVING it so far”!!!!

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  7. debbie wrote on October 26, 2012

    hi tira, the produce manager at a local stand said the green coconuts are the same as the thai. going to give it a try tomorrow, we shall see!
    love this site and all the fab recipes! thanks so much!

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  8. Tira wrote on October 26, 2012

    Hello, may I ask about how much coconut is used in this recipe? I cannot get thai coconuts right now, but I can get some unsweet shredded or flakes. Thanks 🙂

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    • Susan wrote on October 26, 2012

      Hi, Tira, A young Thai coconut has about 3/4 flesh. But the fresh flesh from a young Thai coconut is very different than dried coconut. Cheers!

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  9. Pat Newson wrote on October 25, 2012

    Want to tell you, your site is one of my absolute favourite. The recipes distinctive & delicious – &, of course, the gorgeous photography makes a huge difference. Thanks for this site & recipes.

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