Category Archives: Raw Food Recipes

Two Moms in the Raw

I found these at a coffee shop in Santa Monica. The ingredients are things I like and it tastes pretty good too. Find them here: http://www.twomomsintheraw.com/


Badass Bars

These bars are badass, kind of raw and used just about everything I had laying around as leftovers from other recipes.

I coursely chopped most of the larger nuts in the food processor:

Uh… I’ll get back to you. I can’t remember the ingredients and the amounts! Sorry!


Badass Vegan Ceviche

I was taking a mini vacation in Scottsdale, AZ and stayed at the fabulous Valley Ho. People at the pool kept ordering Ceviche so I came home and made my own version. It’s amazing!


Blue’ish Sunset

This is my lazy take on the Blue Sunset from Raw Food Real World. I loved it and it was easy to make. I just used a regular blender to mix everything up. Next time I might toss in a few ice cubes just to chill it a bit.

Blue Sunset
2 cups pineapple chunks
1small banana
1 cup diced mango
1 1/2 cups Brazil or Macadamia Nut milk. (I was lazy so I used vanilla soy milk)
3 T agave nectar (I used less, the fruit is already pretty sweet and my soy milk is sweetened) 2 t vanilla extract (I left off because of the vanilla soy milk) Pinch of sea salt
1 cup blueberries

Mix everything in a blender except the blueberries. Use half of that mix to fill some glasses halfway. Re-blend with the blueberries and gently top off each glass.

Enjoy!


The Naked Truth

I’m on the road a lot, and I’m learning how to eat and snack better while I’m traveling. These Naked Fruit Juices can be found at Starbucks. There’s no added sugar or preservatives and it’s fully vegan and healthy. It’s a lot like what I might juice at home. Plus it tastes great!


Hummus and Olive Stuffed Mushrooms

I came up with this the other day. Super simple, super easy, and raw!

Start with decent sized mushrooms, I used white and brown. Remove the stems by gently rocking them back and forth until they pop out.

Fill with hummus and add olive tapenade on top. (You can make these or buy them at any decent grocery store)