
Yummy quick dessert.
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Yummy quick dessert.





We love kale chips and probably have tried every single flavor of raw vegan organic kale chips all over the world. Living in Germany, it gets easier and easier to get fresh kale and Stefan’s parents grow it in their garden, but it’s not that easy to get kale chips at the stores. When it comes to healthy foods, Germans are not eager at all to spend the extra money. It seems like they expect the healthy chips to cost just as much if not less than regular chips which are just around 1€ for a big bag. Once, buying a bag of raw organic kale chips at a regular store the person behind us got super angry about us paying 3.5€ for the tiny bag of kale chips as we were spending his money. Hope you get the picture. This is the main reason why there are very few German brands making kale chips.











Every time I have too many ripe bananas I make cinnamon rolls and banana ice cream.
Everyone who is into sweet baked goods will love these raw vegan cinnamon rolls. These buttery buns are a perfect treat that helps to forget the unhealthy regular cinnamon buns. This hight carb and gluten-free dessert is perfects for both kids and adults.
We only use whole healthy ingredients to make this dessert and minimally process them.
These cinnamon rolls are sweet and gooey, with a buttery tastes from the almond butter with a strong hint of cinnamon.
It only calls for 3 simple and widely available ingredients. Bananas, almond butter and cinnamon. Even the waiting time is quite long, the dehydrator will do it gladly overnight. All the prep is done within 10 minutes.

Banana cinnamon rolls are super popular within the raw food community, everyone makes them, with a slightly different spin. The very basic recipe only calls for bananas and cinnamon, common addition are young coconut meat, nut butters, dates, raisins, vanilla, coconut sugar, or date sugar. Usually, the recipes are made of of not more than 3 ingredients.

The banana should be spotty with no green ends. The bananas should be overripe, no soft brown spots.

When it comes to almond butter, besides buying organic, make sure it’s raw. Check out my post on almond butter to find more info on why I never eat roasted nuts.
The hardest part of this is slicing the bananas lengthwise. I usually use a sharp cerated knife, hold the bananas down genteelly and cut is just like I would cut a burger bun. There is another great way to separate the banana into 3 stripes, but the stripes will not be flat. The banana consists of 3 parts and with a little practice, you can split it lengthwise using just your hands. Split it straight down the middle lengthwise and it will spit into equal thirds.
Peel the banana, it is usually a little firmer on the bottom. Look for a little hole right in the center of in the bottom, push it in with you finger and the banana will start splitting lengthwise.
It’s unavoidable to mess up couple of bananas, that’s why I only attempt to make cinnamon rolls when have more bananas than I need. The broken pieces can be frozen for banana ice cream.

If you are not a raw foodie jet or/and don’t own a dehydrator, make these in the oven. I wouldn’t recommend trying to dehydrate the bananas at a dehydrating temperature in the oven. It’s a waste of energy and never works out quite well. The oven is not constructed the way a dehydrator is and doesn’t as well as a dehydrator. The banana might start to ferment if you leave it in the oven at a low temperature over night. Bake the bananas for 2-3 h at 120ºC/250ºF on reusable silicon mat/paper.
Diese Zimtschnecken sind nicht ganz durchgetrocknet und dadurch nicht haltbar. Wenn ich diese am zweiten Tag noch essen will, dann rolle ich diese auf und lasse sie im Dehydrator weitertrocknen.


When it comes to homemade meals, we have the freedom to make the best meal possible. It means to really think about the ingredients we use and to start from scratch using only the great ingredients we know are healthy. If we just try to recreate the classic recipe, we will end up with the cheap junk food that stole hours from our life for nothing.
What I love about this burger recipe, is that is so easy and fast to make. We tried many raw vegan burgers eating out at the raw vegan restaurants and the usual recipes require marinating and dehydrating which can take hours if ton days.

Mushrooms are a delicious and easy to make burger bun. We wash the portobello mushrooms properly and lay them out onto a clean kitchen towel so the water can drip off.
If you don’t like mushrooms or can’t find big portobello mushrooms you can always use lettuce for burger buns.
There are countless ways of making a raw vegan burger. You can use different nuts for the patty, your fav veggies to replace the carrot. We sometimes add some raw vegan cheese and crispy dehydrated onion rings. Ketchup is also always a good idea.


It’s a quick and easy to make appetiser or an entire lunch, if I eat it all by myself. I used to get an egg salad sandwich on my way to school every morning till I noticed that I was gaining weight. This recipe comes so close texture and taste wise to the egg salad filling in the sandwich I was eating, in a healthy and much more delicious version.


It’s a quick and easy to make appetiser or an entire lunch, if I eat it all by myself. I used to get an egg salad sandwich on my way to school every morning till I noticed that I was gaining weight. This recipe comes so close texture and taste wise to the egg salad filling in the sandwich I was eating, in a healthy and much more delicious version.
Kala Namak salt tastes just like eggs. If you don’t mind using a little salt in your food, kala namak is amazing. It provides not only egg like flavor but also the taste. It is amazing for sauce and dressings like ranch or mayo.

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Beans
Berries
Other fruits
Cruciferous vegetables
Flaxseeds
Nuts and seeds
Herbs and spices
Whole grains
Beverages
Exercise
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Introduction
The Daily Dozen
ONE SIMPLE PREPARATIONS
TWO BREAKFAST
THREE SNACKS, DIPS AND SPREADS
FOUR SOUPS AND CHILLIES
FIVE SALADS AND DRESSINGS
SIX BURGERS, WRAPS AND MORE
SEVEN VERY VEGGIE MAINS
EIGHT BEAN CUISINE
NINE GREAT GRAINS
TEN SIDES
ELEVEN SWEETS
TWELVE SIPS
Sample Menus for 14 Days
Kitchen Technigues
Shopping and Stocking the Cupboards
WEEKI
DAY 1
BREAKFAST
Summertime Oatmeal
LUNCH
Curried Chickpea Wraps
V-12 Vegetable Blast
DINNER
Super Salad with Garlic Caesar Dressing & Hemp Hearts
Courgette Noodles with Avocado-Cashew Alfredo
DESSERT
Strawberry-Banana Nice Cream
DAY2
BREAKFAST
Burrito Breakfast Bake
LUNCH
Vegetable & Red Bean Gumbo
Cheesy Kale Crisps
DINNER
Miso Soup with Spinach & Dulse
Buckwheat Soba & Edamame with Almond Butter Sauce
DESSERT
Berry Chocolate Chia Pudding
DAY3
BREAKFAST
Morning Grain Bowls
LUNCH
Spinach & Mushroom Black Bean Burritos
Edamame Guacamole + raw veggies
DINNER
Mango-Avocado-Kale Salad with Ginger-Sesame Orange Dressing
Yellow Rice & Black Beans with Broccoli
DESSERT
Fudgy No-Bake Brownies
DAY4
BREAKFAST
Super Green Smoothie
LUNCH
Black Bean Gazpacho Salad
Pumpkin Seed Dip + raw veggies
DINNER
Stuffed Portobellos with Herbed Mushroom Gravy
Red Cabbage Saute
DESSERT
Baked Apple Crumbles
DAYS
BREAKFAST
French Toast with Berry Drizzle
Warm Pear Compote
LUNCH
Kale & White Bean Soup
Three-Seed Crackers
DINNER
Super Salad with Garlic Caesar Dressing & Hemp Hearts
Roasted Vegetable Lasagna
DESSERT
Very Cherry Nice Cream
DAYG
BREAKFAST
Frying Pan Sweet Potato Hash
100% whole-grain toast
LUNCH
Beans & Greens Quesadillas
Summer Salsa
DINNER
Portobellos & Greens on Toast
Baked Onion Rings
DESSERT
Two-Berry Pie with Pecan-Sunflower Crust
DAY7
BREAKFAST
French Toast with Berry Drizzle
LUNCH
Sloppy Jacks
DINNER
Lentil Shepherd’s Pie
Roasted Asparagus with Yellow Pepper Bearnaise
DESSERT
Almond-Chocolate Truffles
WEEK2
DAYS
BREAKFAST
Summertime Oatmeal
LUNCH
Moroccan Lentil Soup
Cheesy Kale Crisps
DINNER
Garlic Greens Saute
Mac &Cheese
DESSERT
Raspberry-Peach Crisp
DAY9
BREAKFAST
Pumpkin Pie Smoothie
Superfood Breakfast Bites
LUNCH
Chopped Vegetable Salad
Champion Vegetable Chilli
DINNER
Quinoa Pilaf with Carrots & Chickpeas
Cauliflower Steaks with Chermoula Sauce
DESSERT
Strawberry-Banana Nice Cream
DAY10
BREAKFAST
Chocolate Oatmeal
LUNCH
Black Bean Soup with Quinoa & Kale
Beetroot Burgers
DINNER
Pistachio-Spinach Salad with Strawberry Balsamic Dressing
Whole Wheat Pasta with Lentil Bolognese
DESSERT
Fresh Fruit Skewers with Blackberry Coulis
DAY 11
BREAKFAST
Burrito Breakfast Bake
LUNCH
Smoky Black-Eyed Peas & Spring Greens
Brown rice
DINNER
Chickpea & Cauliflower Curry
Brown rice
Indian-Style Spinach & Tomatoes
DESSERT
Fudgy No-Bake Brownies
DAY12
BREAKFAST
Superfood Breakfast Bites
Cherry-Berry Smoothie
LUNCH
Veracruz Tempeh Lettuce Wraps
Smoky Roasted Chickpeas
DINNER
Braised Tempeh & Bok Choy with Spicy Ginger Sauce
Brown rice
DESSERT
No-Bake Oatmeal Walnut Cookies
DAY13
BREAKFAST
Morning Grain Bowls
LUNCH
Black Bean Burgers
Sesame Red Cabbage & Carrot Slaw
DINNER
Roasted Beetroots with Balsamic-Braised Beetroot Greens
Stuffed Winter Squash with Black Bean Sauce
DESSERT
Peanut Butter-Banana Nice Cream
DAY14
BREAKFAST
Frying Pan Sweet Potato Hash
100% whole-grain toast
LUNCH
Kale Salad with Avocado Goddess Dressing
Beans & Greens Quesadillas
DINNER
Lemon-Roasted Brussels Sprouts & Carrots with Pecans
Red Quinoa Loaf with Golden Gravy
DESSERT
Fresh Fruit Skewers with Blackberry Coulis
This ketchup recipe is easy to make, super healthy and tastes amazing with anything. But isn’t a raw ketchup recipe just for the raw foodies? Not at all, it’s tastes amazing to anyone and is much easier to make than any other recipe.
I wasn’t too thrilled with conventional ketchup products once I took a closer look at the ingredients: preservatives, coloring, and E-numbers I wasn’t sure what they meant. Plus the tomatoes are usully chemically treated while grown and in ketchup. I decided to buy organic ketchup, but there was always added sugar. Like they say: “If you want it to be good, make it yourself.” Today, we will make the most delicious and amazing ketchup ourselves.

In just a couple of minutes our healthy raw ketchup is ready to eat.
If I only could by one cake mold, it would be this one. So easy to use and so versatile.

When I first discovered this cake mold, I knew, it’s going to be perfect for raw vegan cakes! I love making raw vegan cakes and now, that I have a little more time for that, I totally enjoy the freedom of making different flavors using just one mold. It is also super easy to use when you freeze your cake what I usually do. The pieces come out beautiful and even.
This is by far my favorite raw vegan avocado cake. It’s not only tasty, but it is also quite healthy. There are no oils or sugar in it. It is also pretty easy to make. No baking and affordable for a super tasty cake.


You can use any kind of nuts of your choice. Cashews are great, walnuts are awesome, you can even try using seeds like sunflower seeds for the crust.
You can replace the dates using mulberries, dried apricots or even raisins.
You can use juice of lemons, limes, or clementines instead.
If you came across a problem not mentioned below, please comment in the comment section, I would love to help you out.
Delicious and healthy raw vegan avocado cake. Only 4 ingredients, made in 15-20 minutes. No oil, no sugar, raw and vegan. The best raw vegan avocado cake recipe.
The Live Organic Food Bar in Toronto is an awesome place with many great raw vegan options and also cooked vegan food.

chipotle corn wrap, sunflower refried beans, tomato salsa, chocolate almond mole, arugula, pickled red onion, jalapeños cilantro, cashew sour cream
I had the enchiladas ($16) first. It was ok, not much flavor, pudding like texture. So good there were fresh tomatoes and arugula, they gave this dish at least some texture. The taste was not bad though.
sunflower falafels, sunflower hummus, mixed olives, cauliflower/kale tabouli, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, pickled red onion, flatbreads, tahini sauce, za’ atar oil
Mezze pLate ($16) was my favorite dish. I love falafel, tabbuoleh, hummus, olives and greens. The sun-dried olives were wonderful. Beyond wonderful. The regular olives were way too salty for me after not eating salt for month, I would ask for more sun-dried instead the next time. They are the best.
almond crust, red pepper marinara, arugula, tomato, black olives, artichokes, cashew feta, almond parmesan
This Pizza ($16) was my hubbies’ favorite dish. The crust was wonderful, the sauce and the topping too, especially the nut cheese. First I thought the big fresh tomato slices on the pizza were a little to salady on the pizza, but actually it balanced the dish perfectly. The artichokes were so great on it.
red wrap, sunflower falafels, smoked carrot hummus, cauliflower/kale tabouli, cucumber, tomato, pickled red onion, micro greens, tahini sauce, za’atar oil & flax corn wrap, sunflower refried beans, guacamole, tomato salsa, walnut taco meat, micro greens, cilantro, green onion
We took the 2 wraps ($15) to go to eat on the plane later that day. The falafel wrap was basically the mezzo plate wraped into a red wrap. The taco wrap was hearty and smokey, really delicious. The wrapping veggie paper itself wasn’t so great after caring it around for 3 hours, the next time I’ll make sure to eat the wraps right away.
We liked it here a lot. I would totally bring family and friends there.
They have a sample platter with 4 awesome raw vegan dishes to try. Perfect for first timers. The atmosphere is relaxed and alternative. They also manufacture crackers, wraps, superfoods, I saw some of them at Whole foods earlier that day.
They also have a big selection of desserts, some of them contained honey. So be careful if you are vegan.
The food is supposed to be all organic and vegan, so we were told. On the way to the bathroom I passed by the kitchen and saw some boxes of non-organic avocados and greens. I asked about the corn, they guarantied me it was non-GMO. The thing about eating out is, you have to trust the restaurant, even knowing they might not try as hard as yourselves to serve you the best food possible for the money spent.
Raw and cooked mixed. A decent variety of raw dishes for a mixed restaurant.
We ate here April 2015.
I got this book Rawlicious at Home after eating at the Rawlicoius restaurant in Toronto, or more like grabbing takeout there.
The books holds many amazing basic recipes. Smoothie, starters, pizzas, wraps, soups, desserts.
You will learn to make lots of dishes served at the restaurant. The food is basic simple gourmet raw food. You will need a high speed blender and a dehydrator.

A Practical Guide to Eating Raw and Eating Well
Equipment to Get You Started
Stocking Your Raw-Food Pantry and Fridge
The Five-Day Challenge
Lean Green Juice
Veggie Juice
Vitamin See
Ginger Love Juice
Almond Milk
Chocolate Protein Shake
Choco-Minty Smoothie
Chocolate Nut Milk
Strawberry Nut Milk
Strawberry Milkshake
Tropical Green
Creamsicle Smoothie
Coconut Cooler
Lea’s Lemonade
Hot Chocolate
Overnight Oatmeal
Granola
Hemp Seed Yogurt
Granola and Hemp Seed Yogurt Parfait
Sweet Crêpes
Nacho Platter
Caramelized Onion, Cheese and Cherry Tomato Flatbreads
Nori Rolls
Spring Rolls
Pad Thai Sauce
Cranberry Sauce
Mango Chutney
Salsa
Guacamole
Avocado Scoop
Nacho Chips
Kale Chips
Sweet Potato Chips
Spiced Almonds
Velvety Vegetable Soup
Rosemary Red Pepper Soup
Confetti Soup
Creamy Tomato Soup
Creamy Celery Soup
Corn Chowder
Miso Noodle Soup
Rawlicious House Salad
Strawberry Pecan Salad
All Green Goodness Salad
Caesar Salad
Arugula Salad
Olive, Currant, Nut and Seed Salad
Taco Salad
Summertime Broccoli Salad
Rawitch
Don’t Be Chicken Salad Sandwich
Caesar Wrap
Taco Wrap
Stuffing Wrap
Thai Burgers
Savory Crêpes
Soft Corn Tacos
Teriyaki Stir-fry with Parsnip Rice
Pad Thai
Chili
Bolognese
Lasagna
Turnip Ravioli
Beet Ravioli
Zuchetti Rosé
Zuchetti Pesto
Sprouted Buckwheat Pizza
Mexican Pizza
Tropical Pizza
Desserts and Treats
Vanilla Hemp Bars
Superfood Cookies
Coconut Cinnamon Snowballs
Carrot Cake Bites
Blonde Macaroons
Chocolate Macaroons
Chocolate Crème Cookies
Brownies with Vanilla Icing
Chocolate Banana Cheesecake
Chocolate Sauce
Coffee Cheesecake
Lemon Cheesecake
Fruit Sauce
Key Lime Tarts
Chocolate Raspberry Tart
Pecan Pie
Pumpkin Pie
Maple Walnut Ice Cream
Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream
Vanilla Cardamom Ice Cream
Nut Loaf Patties
Refried “Beans”
Rawitch Spice Mix
Almond Cheese
Cashew Cheese
Pine Nut Parmesan
Sour Cream
Pizza Crust
Burger Buns
Tortillas
Herb and Onion Flatbread
Onion Bread