Guest guest Posted December 5, 2007 Report Share Posted December 5, 2007 I didnt know what the " nut mylk " recipe was that Jillian referred to (see below for her pine nut mylk recipe.yum!} so I googled " nut mylk " and got this page: _http://www.rawguru.com/i15.html_ (http://www.rawguru.com/i15.html) Create nut mylk with 3 C nuts, 3 C water. Blend and strain Use: almond, brazil, macadamia, walnut, pecans or fresh mature coconut check out these two yummy recipes, to boot! Enjoy! -Karel ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I hear you like raw chocolate, got any favorite recipes? Raw Cacao is an amazing food. My favorite has to be: Really Raw Chocolate Ice Cream Phase 2, serves 6 Part 1: Coconut Cream In a blender: 3 C Coconut pulp* 3 C Coconut water* Blend into a creamy consistency Part 2: The Flavors 1 C raw cacao powder ½ C Agave nectar ½ C coconut butter 2 t salt Blend separately in a high-speed blender: coconut butter, agave and cacao powder until it forms a very smooth texture. Blend the coconut cream with the flavors mixture and salt. Pour this mixture into an ice cream maker and follow manufacturers instructions. Or freeze and process through a champion juicer. Options: Various sweet fruits, berries, dried fruits (blueberries are awesome), mesquite, sweet spices, orange peel, vanilla *Various Options if no young coconut available: Create nut mylk with 3 C nuts, 3 C water. Blend and strain Use: almond, brazil, macadamia, walnut, pecans or fresh mature coconut And: Chocolate brownies phase 2 4 C unsoaked pecans 4 C unsoaked brazil nuts 3 t sea salt 1¼ C blended cacao beans ¾ C raw carob 2 C soaked raisins pureed 6 T agave nectar ½ C melted coconut oil Blend pecans to a fine meal and place in a bowl. Blend the brazil nuts to a fine meal and combine with the pecans. If wanting your brownies with chunks leave some nuts slightly chunkier. Add the salt, blended cacao beans and carob to the nuts and mix until well incorporated. Mix pureed raisins thoroughly into the dry nut mix. Add your agave nectar and coconut oil into the brownie mix and work through with your hands. Place the brownie mix in a 9 x 13 “ glass dish and pat down evenly. Sprinkle with cacao powder and refrigerate. Optional additional ingredients: Orange zest Almond extract Desiccated coconut For Mexican brownies add 3 t cinnamon and a pinch of cayenne. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HI there - well, I just start out with Gabriel Cousins basic 'nut mylk' recipe in Rainbow Green Live Cuisine, and I add a little bit of lavender, which leaves a lavender essence. I probably add about 1 tsp. of dried flowers. If you've played around with lavender in the kitchen you probably know a little goes a long way. Enjoy! Cheers, Jillian **************************************Check out AOL's list of 2007's hottest products. (http://money.aol.com/special/hot-products-2007?NCID=aoltop00030000000001) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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