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sprouted & dehydrated almonds

These Sprouted & Dehydrated Almonds are the best to have for an easy snack. The sprouting process makes them more digestible, and the dehydrating process gives you the maximum health benefits you deserve in a raw form!

As you know, Almonds have massive health benefits. Unfortunately, they also contain a high amount of phytic acid. If you want to make sure you get the maximum nutrition from almonds, try sprouting and dehydrating them before consumption. This method is also great if you want to go further and turn Sprouted & Dehydrated Almonds into almond butter.

The process might sound intimidating as it takes up to 5 days from start to finish. However, the actual work only takes a few minutes. Trust me, it’s easy and straightforward. Once you get it started, you’ll know that the process really is simple. If you plan it well,  you can always have them on hand!…

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beet kvass

Beet Kvass is a living tonic beverage. It’s sparkly, raw, tasty and most of all, it’s full of probiotics!

You know how nutritious beets are, but they are not easy to consume raw. Beet Kvass offers the benefit of introducing raw beets into your diet.

It’s SUPER easy to make—no fancy ingredients or equipment. With its beautiful color, it looks so stylish in a plain, cheap glass jar.

Despite its being so simple to make, you have to plan for it and be patient. …

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Sprouted Garbanzobeans or Chickpeas

Either you want to stay clear from highly processed, canned beans, or seek the potential of reducing phytic acid, making your beans easier to digest, or you simply want to reduce resources used from your cooking. These Sprouted Garbanzo Beans or Chickpeas can give you all these advantages.

I never felt right eating anything from cans, seriously. I have been this way ever since I was still a little girl. First of all, I grew up in a family that always cooked from scratch. There were no processed or any canned foods in my parents’ and grandparents’ pantries. Second of all, I don’t like the look or the taste of anything in cans. It’s mushy, slimy and I always have a weird taste sticks to my tongue afterward.…

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baked plantains

If you have been intimidated by cooking plantains, but love eating them, this Baked Plantains recipe will make you happy. It is the easiest recipe for cooking to enjoy plantains as a snack. You can get it done from start to finish in less than one hour, and it only requires one ingredient, plantains–nothing else!.

Plantains have a reputation for being on healthy food menus. They are so good in curry, and especially in south african excotic dishes. As a fruit, they are in the same family as bananas, but starchier, and larger. Plantains are not good to consume raw as they are too starchy, but tasted great when they are fully ripe.…

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Red Ruby Dessert or Tubtim Krob

If you are looking for a healthy dessert to cool you off during these hot days, try this Red Ruby Dessert or Tubtim Krob. It’s so refreshing and tasty. With Jicama being the main ingredient, you’ll also get prebiotic (yes that’s “pre”-biotic ) to keep your gut happy while eating dessert!

Red Ruby Dessert or Tubtim Krob is a famous Thai dessert, and it’s a favorite for many people, especially during hot summer days. “Tubtim” in Thai has two meanings. One is for Red Ruby, a beautiful gemstone. The other one can be pomegranate, a very tasty and healthy fruit. “Krob” means crunchy. The beautiful red color of these pomegranate kernels or red rubies coated with clear tapioca flour is too hard for any child, or even grown up to resist. …

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steamed mung bean crepes

Thai desserts are one of the simplest, yet tastiest desserts. If you are looking for a dessert that is healthy but not too sweet, these Steamed Mung Bean Crepes are a great choice. It’s gluten free, vegan, very tasty, and most of all, you can control the sweetness in each bite!.

I’m not a big dessert fan, and I can live happily without them.Once in a while on a special occasion, I enjoy making them to surprise my family. However, I don’t make western desserts often. In my opinion, most of them are full of dairy, eggs and a lot of other things that I’m not as familiar with cooking. To be honest, they are too complicated for me to make.steamed mung bean crepes

To fulfill a sweet craving, we only want something quick & easy, and Steamed Mung Bean Crepes are just perfect. It’s so simple with a few basic ingredients you might already have in your pantry, and before we know it–voila there is a dessert!…

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bubble tea (without tea)

If you enjoy milk tea, I’m sure you know bubble tea. If you are looking for something healthier than regular bubble tea, but still fun to drink, Bubble Tea (without tea) is what you want. This kid-friendly version is made purely from the plant-based milk of your choice. Simply add your favorite fruits, boba, and some sweetener into it, this healthy Bubble Tea (without tea) will easily become a great dessert!

Living in Taiwan for a year, Bubble tea is no stranger to us. It’s a fun drink, refreshing, and undoubtedly tasty. Unfortunately, most of it made from powdered-premixed-flavored-tea, dairy milk. It’s also way too sweet, with so much syrup (which that I don’t know what it’s made from).bubble tea (without tea)

Since it’s rather unhealthy, we feel guilty most of the time we drink it. However, we don’t want to give up drinking it entirely, so I came up with my own recipe. With only simple and healthy ingredients, this Bubble Tea (without tea) is a much better choice for anyone.

Despite cutting out all unnecessary ingredients, we don’t feel we’re missing anything. In fact, we feel better knowing we aren’t putting any unknown ingredients into our bodies.…

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mango sticky rice

Talking about Thai dessert, I’m positive you must have tried this amazing Mango Sticky Rice at least once- if not more. It’s simple, yet satisfying without complication. Thinking about it might already make your mouth water. Let’s get some mangoes, sticky rice, coconut milk, and I’ll show you how!

We don’t use a lot of dairy products in Thai cooking. So, desserts that are filled with dairy and heavy refined sugar are not what I grew up eating. I like desserts, but my kind of desserts are mostly non-dairy, and light in sugar. Best of all, they are SUPER easy to make without too much kitchen equipments!

Mango Sticky Rice is one of those desserts that can instantly satisfy a sweets craving. The combination of sweet, creamy coconut milk, the texture of sticky rice, and juicy mangoes are incredibly delicious. You’ll be amazed how these simple ingredients can make this dessert flavor sublime.

I know you can’t wait, so let’s jump into it.…

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sprouted broccoli

No doubt Sprouted Broccoli and Kale are great to consume raw. They are packed with all kinds of vitamins like calcium and antioxidants–you name it. If you are looking for clear instructions on how to grow your own, wonderful. I’m confident to show you how!

Sprouted Broccoli and Kale are not something you can buy from any grocery store easily. They are very delicate, and need to be handled gently. These might be the reasons why they don’t sell them in grocery stores, and the best way to get them is to grow your own. Fortunately, they are easy to grow right in your own kitchen!

When I first started growing my own Sprouted Broccoli and Kale, I wanted to grow them as microgreens. Even though microgreens and sprouts have pretty much the same health benefits, to me, microgreens look more appealing as the leaves are bigger and greener.

However, growing microgreens requires more equipment and space. It’s almost impossible to grow in a kitchen. I did a lot of research and tried to grow them according to what I learned a few times, but it was very messy and took too much effort. …

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vegetable and bean soup

Are you looking for a ways to consume a variety of vegetables at the same time? This Vegetable and Bean Soup is what you are looking for then. It’s so flavorful from different kinds of fresh vegetables, and packed with the plant-based protein of beans. Simply put everything together, season it with only salt and cumin, and you are set for a tasty & healthy meal. Is it that simple? You bet!

I make this soup almost every week, it’s a reliable meal when it’s time for something easy & fast. It can be eaten as a bowl of soup with homemade bread, or it can be served over pasta if you prefer.

There are 2 main parts of ingredients in this Vegetables and Beans Soup. One is vegetables, and the other part is beans.

The vegetables I use in this post are to guide you, but you can use any kinds of vegetables you like. However, there are two kinds to always keep in the mix:. onions and tomatoes. …

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vegan popcorn

Vegan popcorn is a great way to snack while enjoying your favorite movie without cruelty. How to get it? It’s so simple, and you can do it right on your own stove top. No need to worry about preservatives, unknown ingredients, and having to deal with any packaging. Ready for a new way to eat popcorn? Try this!

A few times before my daughter was born, my husband and I enjoyed microwave popcorn. It’s convenient, and the taste was quite good at that time. Interestingly, we never made it more than one bag at a time.

There are so many obvious things about it that pushed us away from microwaved popcorn: the bag material, the butter, unknown ingredients, and dealing with the garbage afterwards. I’m so glad we left it behind.…

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vegan butter

Thinking about going dairy free but can’t live without butter? No worries. With this Vegan Butter, you don’t feel like you’re missing butter at all. Without any lecithin, palm oil, or anything unknown, this recipe is incredibly TASTY, healthy, and SO easy to make!

I never paid attention to store bought Vegan Butter ingredients much in the past. However, when I decided to drop most dairy products including butter, I took a serious look into what it’s made of. Then, I started to form uneasy feelings toward any kind of dairy product substitutions.

It’s so disappointing to learn that I can’t rely on all most plant-based products. They are either highly processed, or have some unknown ingredients, and are packed with food additive & preservatives, not to mention the packaging.

Those reasons are enough for me to stop buying commercial Vegan Butter of all kinds. Now, I make my own, and only use ingredients I actually know. …

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