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Shalom All,

 

I am the author of that newsletter (which is a coprighted publication) and I

would appreciate it if you use my information that y'all include the source,

copyright and how others may . It is the same courtesy that you give

to any author. Thank you!

 

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Real Food Living Newsletter

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Volume 3 March 31, 2005 Issue 2

ISSN 1545-5564

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A weekly newsletter supporting families

on their journey to better health

by

Vickilynn Haycraft

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Micah 6:8

 

 

On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 12:13:29 -0800, Tea Cozy wrote

> ALMOND - BROWN RICE MILK

> Source: realfoodliving newsletter

>

> A rich, creamy non-dairy, non-soy beverage that is perfect for

> cooking and baking. Use this as the foundation for flavored shakes

> and smoothies. Yield: 6 cups

>

> 1/2 cup almonds, organic, shelled

> 1/4 cup brown rice, dry, organic, long-grain

> 8 pitted dates, dried, unsulfured, organic (optional)

> water

>

> Soak almonds and rice 8 -12 hours or overnight. Drain, rinse and

> place in the soy milk maker filter basket (or use the feeding tube

> option). Fill water to level marked on canister. Process according

> to the manufacturer's directions.

>

> When cycle is complete, pour hot liquid into a clean glass container

> and add dried dates. Let cool about 30 - 45 minutes. Pour milk and

> dates into a blender and process until smooth and dates are chopped.

> Add salt and/or other flavorings to taste. Serve hot or cold. Shake

> container before serving.

>

> *This is a rich, creamy liquid, more like a " cream " than milk. If

> you desire it thinner, add water to preferred texture.

>

> Variation: Use other dried fruit in place of the dates, such as

> apricots, pineapple or berries.

>

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Thank you, Vickilynn, for passing on the information for reaching your

website. Although I did include the source, I neglected to post the

copyright information and subscription information because it was not on the

original recipe that I " cut and pasted " to our VGF site from another recipe

list on . I will be more careful in the future; my apologies to

you. We appreciate your membership and participation on our forum and would

enjoy it if you'd share some of your recipes with us here with us. There's

nothing nicer than the originator of the recipe posting rather than a

" passed down " recipe. Because we are such a " special interest " group (being

both vegan and gluten free), sometimes foods and recipe ideas are few and

far between. Any help you can give to us would be greatly appreciated.

 

Again, my apologies for my mistake.

LaDonna

 

 

Shalom All,

 

I am the author of that newsletter (which is a coprighted publication) and I

would appreciate it if you use my information that y'all include the source,

copyright and how others may . It is the same courtesy that you

give

to any author. Thank you!

 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Real Food Living Newsletter

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Volume 3 March 31, 2005 Issue 2

ISSN 1545-5564

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

A weekly newsletter supporting families

on their journey to better health

by

Vickilynn Haycraft

© Copyright 2005

All rights reserved

 

No portion of this newsletter may be reproduced

without prior written permission.

 

This recipe and the newsletter are copyright 2005 Vickilynn Haycraft

Please feel free to forward this newsletter in its entirety to friends

who may enjoy it. If you received this from a friend, it is simple to

sign up for your own copy!

 

To to Real Food Living newsletter:

http://www.topica.com/lists/realfoodliving

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