Category: Recipes

Supernatural Kids: Fun fruit ideas

Posted December 2, 2011
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Guest post by Lana Purcell. Fruit is easy to prepare for your kiddies and it is real “fast food”, but how boring is an apple, banana or a few strawberries for kids after a while? Let’s get creative and make it fun. It may take a little more time but your kids can help you,… Read More

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Five steps to the perfect green smoothie

Posted November 29, 2011
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If there was one piece of advice I could give anyone who wants to inject some healthy into their day, it would be to consume a daily green smoothie. Making this one simple change is the fastest, easiest, and, yes, tastiest way to get fresh, living, detoxifying, cleansing greens into your system without having to… Read More

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Recipe of the week: (Super easy) mint sauce from scratch

Posted November 25, 2011
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  This started as a bit of an experiment. Mum and I got cranky at Dad for buying bottled mint sauce, arguing that we have a forest of the herb growing in our garden. Our thinking is that if we can make everything else from scratch, mint sauce should be piss easy. Turns out we… Read More

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Healing Through The Holidays recipe e-book

Posted November 21, 2011
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30 delicious Gerson Therapy-approved recipes to get you through the holidays without any deprivation or guilt!   Forget stocking fillers and new jocks, there is no better gift you can give yourself or those you love than this recipe e-book. The idea came to me when Mum and I were chatting about what we were… Read More

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Recipe of the week: Fruit ice creams

Posted November 18, 2011
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  If you’re one of those people who aspire to eat a clean and healthy diet, but whines about the fact that you “can’t possibly give up ice cream”, you are going to want to plant a big kiss on my forehead today. Just in time for Christmas and the summer holidays (here in Oz,… Read More

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Recipe of the week: Raw cherry bombs

Posted November 11, 2011
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Guest recipe by Lana Purcell. Yum, do I have a treat for you. After perusing the truffles and chocolate here on The Sunny Raw Kitchen and getting dessert envy from Heather over at Sweetly Raw I decided to take my basic choc fudge recipe and SMASH it together with what else but a juicy cherry… Read More

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Recipe of the week: Rice salad

Posted November 4, 2011
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**This is a Gerson approved recipe What you’ll need: 1/2 cup brown rice 1/3 cup wild rice 2 sticks celery 1 small green capsicum 1 small red capsicum 1 small cob of corn 1 small red onion 4 shallots 2 tsp dill ¼ cup coriander raisins (soaked overnight to plump them up) Organic apple cider… Read More

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Recipe of the week: Spirulina super dog treats

Posted October 28, 2011
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  I was walking along the beach with my little pug girl Edie yesterday afternoon, thinking about what I should do about this skin condition she’s had for a year or so now, when I had an epiphany. Instead of taking her back to the vet to be given more useless creams, drops and shampoos,… Read More

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Supernatural kids: Sweet things

Posted October 21, 2011
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Guest post by Lana Purcell.   Date Banana Cookies What you’ll need: 6 ripe bananas, mashed 3/4 cup of chopped dates 1/2 cup chopped pecans 2 cups shredded coconut 2 cups rolled oats 1/4 cup of fresh apple juice or milk alternative (oat, almond, rice, hemp) What to do: Mix ingredients. Roll into balls and… Read More

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Recipe of the week: Stuffed roast eggplant

Posted October 14, 2011
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**This is a Gerson-approved recipe (so my Gerson friends can go nuts!) What you’ll need: 2 very small eggplants 1 ½ small cobs corn ¼ medium-sized green capsicum 2 cloves garlic fresh parsley, thyme, sage and rosemary (to taste) What to do: 1. Scoop out the centre of the eggplants and dice. 2. Cut kernels… Read More

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