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One Raw Recipe Three Ways!

“Oh my gosh, I would never have the time or patience to prepare food for a raw food diet.” I hear this all the time. Important Fact: with just a little forethought, preparing raw food can be easier than traditional cooking! So, now I am on a mission. Bringing you ways to simplify your life with raw!!!

Spinach Cashew “Cheese” Spread Pictured with Onion Flax Crackers

I have been working on a couple of raw food recipes that can be used to make three different meals. The first recipe in this series is Spinach Cashew “Cheese” Spread. It is great by itself, as a spread on crackers or to add to sandwich flat breads. With just a few additions we will turn it into  a quiche, and a great zucchini pasta sauce.

Now that spring is here, and warmer weather if finally arriving, I am feeling the desire to lighten things up. Cashew “cheeses” can be heavy but with the addition of lemon and spinach, this spread has a lighter texture while still being full of flavor.

 

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Spinach Veggie Quiche

 

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Pumpkin Seed Crust


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Spinach Cashew Zucchini Pasta

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51 Comments

  1. Katherine Marion wrote on March 10, 2010

    Your rawsome book is sure to be sure un-cooked success story. With your amazing photographs and creative recipes, I am already salivating …

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  2. Barbraw wrote on February 7, 2010

    Susan, I just made the spinach cashew cheese and it was absolutely delicious! I gave my 8-year old a taste of the spread and she loved it. I served it to her and her non-raw daddy over cooked pasta and to myself over zucchini pasta. Your recipes are wonderful.

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  3. Daniel wrote on February 7, 2010

    Hey Susan. Made the pasta for dinner Saturday night—we all loved it. One thing I noticed as I made the “cheese”—the ingredients call for sun-dried tomatoes, but the method doesn’t mention them? I put them in with the first handful of spinach, which worked fine. Is that what you do? Also, I used dried sun-dried tomatoes. Do you soak them first, or just use them as they come?

    Love your work; super impressed with the site. Please keep it coming!

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  4. koyra wrote on February 7, 2010

    I prepered it last saturday and it incredible delicious!
    thanks susan!

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  5. Toni G wrote on January 26, 2010

    You are so right. Everybody thinks that raw food is so difficult, but I agree that it can be easier than cooking. I tell everyone and they think I’m nuts. I have finally come to the conclusion that I’m just not lazy. I don’t have cable and don’t mind taking a little extra time a couple days a week to save time later. As you prove, you can use the same ingredient several different was to make totally different meals and get the best nutrition ever! Thank you again for your inspiration!

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  6. James wrote on January 10, 2010

    I was wondering what you use to marinate the mushrooms for the pasta?

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    • Susan wrote on January 10, 2010

      I have added it to the recipe. 🙂

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  7. Natasha wrote on January 5, 2010

    Just found your blog. This food looks divine. I’m new to raw. Can’t wait to try some of these recipes.

    Thank you!

    Natasha 🙂

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  8. Carol G. wrote on November 28, 2009

    My eyes are drooling on those great recipes…I don’t even need to look at the recipes, but give me those pretty pics. to drool over….can’t add calories by looking only….wow…thanks.

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  9. Ada Gaber wrote on November 21, 2009

    Your recipes are truely amazing!!!!

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