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Raw Bruschetta Crackers with Basil Garlic Cashew Spread

A week and a half ago I threw a dinner party. It wasn’t your typical party as I fed an entire group of non-vegans a completely vegan dinner. There were great raw food recipes and some cooked food. Everyone loved everything and I loved showing these dedicated meat eaters that you can actually make delicious food that is plant based!

 

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One of my favorite appetizers was a flavorful bruschetta that I served on toast, topped with a balsamic reduction. Not completely raw (the bread) but so delicious.

I couldn’t get this bruschetta off of my mind and decided to bring some of the flavors into these wonderful raw Bruschetta Crackers and Basil Garlic “Cheese” Spread. The crackers have a light crispy texture. The tomatoes and onions add flavor. The other bruschetta ingredients, basil and garlic can be found in the easily made cashew “cheese” spread.  These were so tasty, I had trouble keeping them around to photograph!

Equipment Needed: food processor, dehydrator

Advanced Prep: Soak almonds and cashews overnight

 

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52 Comments

  1. Colynn wrote on February 28, 2013

    YUM! Everything about this post is amazing. Lol. I love bruschetta. I’m going to have to wait to visit my grandma (who has a dehydrator) to make the crackers, but I’m most definitely going to have to make that spread this weekend. Your addition of balsamic is brilliant.

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  2. nancie wrote on February 28, 2013

    Those crackers look amazing..how could you make them without a dehydrator??? Slow cook them? The lowest my oven goes is 170 degrees..thanks,,nancie

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  3. Lumi wrote on February 28, 2013

    Looks so good, why must I vait until tomorrow to eat these <3

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  4. clarissa wrote on February 27, 2013

    Thanks so much for sharing this delicious amazing recipe! can’t wait to try. Stupid question, when making the crackers, do I need a silpat or wax paper for the dehydrator? Thanks for sharing , always! 7 days raw now and I am excited for recipes!

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    • Susan wrote on February 27, 2013

      You start the crackers on a non-stick dehydrator sheet. 🙂

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  5. Lou wrote on February 27, 2013

    Love the pictures of this recipe. I look forward to try this one….

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  6. carol Prichard wrote on February 27, 2013

    Susan,
    I love your recipes your presentation is superb. Thankyou so much. You really are an inspired chef.
    I am using a few of your recipes on my menu. I am doing up a flyer and would like to acknowlege you and list your website, if that is acceptable to you

    Carol

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  7. Victoria wrote on February 27, 2013

    You’re right Vanessa!! This site is like a raw vegan porn site!! lol. I salivate all over my keyboard every time I visit. Speaking of salivating, I can only imagine how rawmazing your dinner party was Susan! OH MY!! Just the thought… Okay, off to soak some nuts! I HAVE GOT TO TRY THIS!! And, as usual, I’M SURE I won’t be disappointed! Every rawcipe I’ve made from this site lives up to the site’s name … RAWMAZING!! :-9

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  8. Vanessa wrote on February 27, 2013

    Susan, thank you so much for sharing your recipes. One of the issues I have with your website is that I cannot decide what I admire more-the food or the photos!

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    • Susan wrote on February 27, 2013

      Thanks for the kind words!

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