Detox your body with a refreshing morning shot of Wild fresh grass juice to boost your immunity. You may have seen many drinks made with green leafy vegetables to detox your body. Here we have brought in a new type of juice made from wild grass. It is as good…
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This Crunchy Tapioca Netty Pancake is made of tapioca flour and buckwheat flour mixed with coconut milk and water. Tapioca is a gluten-free starch from the cassava or yucca plant’s storage root. Tapioca is a rapid source of carbohydrates that is common in Brazil, South America, and Africa and is now…
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The nicest aspect about this dish is that it can be prepared ahead of time and then reheated in the oven before serving. This recipe works best with particularly ripe bananas. Buy a few extra bananas a week before to give them time to ripe and soften. These are fluffy,…
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Such an easy sweet to make with tender green coconut super jelly. In Brazil, there is so much waste of coconut jelly all over the country. People only drink the water and throw away the supernatural jelly inside. The main reason is you have to break the tough outer cover…
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Warm cinnamon apples and extra crumb topping are piled high on this ultra-soft apple crumb cake. This morning cake is rich, delightfully spiced, and drizzled with sweet maple icing. It’s a homemade rendition of traditional New York-style crumb cake, except this apple crumble cake is gluten, sugar-free, and vegan. You’ve…
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This Vegan Farofa Especial goes well with Feijoada, a black bean stew. Slightly buttery, quite toasty, and slightly crunchy, the Farofa adds a beautiful element to the meal as a side dish. For this recipe, the traditional method is grinding the Tapioca root into a coarse flour called Mandioca or…
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A healthy almond and coconut milk mussy dessert substitution made with the traditional Portuguese condensed milk, almonds, and egg dessert. At a colleague’s wedding reception of a mutual friend, Amalina, a fellow chef invited me to photograph the food preparation for the elaborate wedding with approximately 250-300 guests. During a…
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Zucchini ribbons with carrots, toasted nuts, and rawmesan cheese, tossed in a soy, honey dressing is a fresh, healthy, and vibrant salad that’s not only appetizing to the mouth but also the eyes. Zucchinis salads are great for summers. It’s low carb, quick to make, and refreshingly light for hot…
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Zesty and bright, with a hint of smokiness from the paprika, our Smoky Tofu in Citrus Ginger Sauce is an easy, unique take on tofu. The sauce is a blend of pineapple, orange, and ginger mixed with a touch of soy sauce. A dash of sesame oil lends a slightly…
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The sweet potato Bruschetta is a kind of starter that originated in Italy. Appetizers like these are called ‘antipasto’, and are small bites before the actual meal. It is normally made with small slices of bread, with a bit of olive oil and salt in them, but a variety of…
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Pineapple Grill is quick recipe we prepared at a yoga retreat for students from the UK. Grilling nutritious dishes and desserts is the easiest and most delicious way to prepare them. Plus, the ease of cleanup and the pleasure of eating outside can’t be surpassed. It is, without a doubt,…
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Coco dal balls are cooked yellow dal balls with different essential oils sweetened with agave, maple, or rice syrup. Once I visited a friend of mine, and upon talking, I got to know that she didn’t know how to cook dal. So, the next moment I started teaching her how…
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It only takes 5 minutes to prepare this No-Bake Chocolate Pudding tart, and it only requires a few ingredients. Your family will go crazy over it. The combination of ingredients produces the most delectable and delectable no-bake pie! The varied flavors combine in such a way that this dish is…
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The mild reddish color of the pancake is due to the mixture of soaked red beans in the batter of buckwheat. This is a semi-raw version giving it a full body of nutrition for your children to enjoy regularly. It was so much fun to prepare them for the kids…
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Beetroots, otherwise known as Beets, are popular root vegetables that originated in the Middle East. A quick look at its history: at first, it was being cultivated for its greens, but eventually, the plant’s root made its way to the kitchen table. It’s also popularly used for food coloring and…
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Easy Raspberry Jelly Tart You can do these quick gel pies with pulpy fruits, papaya, blueberry, mango, strawberry, melons, etc. when we made this recipe at the harvest time we first spend a lot of time collecting raspberries one fruit at a time from the plants. We have huge fields…
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Upma is a South Indian breakfast dish that is popular all over India. There is a specific ingredient called curry leaves, which is generally used in southern Indian cooking and gives upma its unique flavor. I remember mum making this recipe for us on weekends. While upma is usually made…
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Eggless Chickpea Omelet Roll is a quick and easy dish to prepare for any occasion, especially when you are in a hurry. You mix all the ingredients and scramble it, as you would with real eggs, then cook and roll this on a pan like a Japanese and Korean rolled…
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All you need to make a sentient version is carob powder to substitute chocolate powder, and coconut milk to make a vegan hot coco carob. All of us love an old-fashioned hot chocolate. On a cold night, a steaming mug of creamy coconut milk chocolate drink is a perfect comforter.…