Lifeforce with lively flavor, basil pumpkin seed pesto is a super easy nutritional powerhouse. You will enjoy it in just a few seconds that’s how much time it takes to make and eat it with bread, pasta, or as a spread. Lovely olive oil extends the pesto’s shelf life for a long time. You will realize this basil pesto tastes even better than authentic Pesto Genovese. Instead of using pine nuts, pumpkin seeds give this pesto a totally unique flavor. Using honey, lemon juice, and nutritional yeast gives a tangy parmesan taste. All you need is a strong food processor…
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Continue ReadingKuzu system balance: This is a macrobiotic aid to balance out the entire system and cure any gut bacteria imbalance. Kuzu: Is made from a root plant called Pueraria Lobata root originating in volcanic lands. You find them in most health stores as a rock starch in Europe, usually dissolved in…
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Continue ReadingDada asked me, are we going to have lunch? We will go out for lunch and no need to bother you. Then Dada said, “It’s no bother at all, will be a pleasure to prepare lunch for us.” A regular working day turned into a beautiful day with a lunch…
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Continue ReadingHomegrown Wheatgrass Juice Here is a step-by-step process to prepare your homegrown wheatgrass and make it into juice. Follow the procedure below for shining, vibrant health. You can buy a wheatgrass squeezing machine or squeeze out the juice manually after blending the wheatgrass with a liquefier. Click on the link…
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Continue ReadingIn 2011 during my time in Brasil, Brasilia city, a friend and colleague who owns a vegetarian sattvik food restaurant called Terraviva invited me to create and improve the recipes at his restaurant. It was an awesome opportunity to introduce some new exotic Asian recipes to the menu. Creating new…
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Kaoshikii is a dance which was invented in 1978 by Shrii Shrii Anandamurti. It is a psycho-spiritual exercise and benefits the mind by developing stamina and strength of mind. Physically, also, kaoshikii is especially good for women. The name Kaoshikii comes from the Sanskrit word kosa, meaning “layer of mind”. Kaoshikii develops the subtler…
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Continue ReadingRheumatism symptoms: Swelling and contractures of the muscles or different joints, acute pain or deformity of the swollen parts, etc., are the symptoms of this disease. The causes: of this disease are just like those of acidity. That is to say; rheumatism occurs when the (váyu) bodily air is disturbed due to excessive…
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Continue ReadingHow to prevent and overcome Rheumatoid arthritis. It is an autoimmune condition where our body’s immune system attacks the lining of joints, causing them to become inflamed, leading to structures within the joints gradually decaying, causing extreme joint pain, discomfort, and disfigurement. However, the root cause for the dysfunction of…
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Sauces are a tasty part of any meal, snacks, spread, dips, etc. They add an extra oomph to the flavors surprising our taste buds in the right way! The secret to a rawmazing black sauce is using ingredients that complement each other in terms of taste and texture that constitute…
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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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Coconut chutney Sentient Style Coconut is a source of natural, healthy fiber. They use the whole coconut for many different dishes. This is an easy, quick recipe for South Indian coconut chutney taken with masala dosa, plain dosa, or idli. Blend all the ingredients (or crush it in granite grinding…
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We can use vegetable sauce or pate for a variety of dishes. For example, Kangkong is a ubiquitous vegetable used in the Chinese communities in Asia. While using this vegetable in Asia, one of the best ways to prepare it is by mixing it with tofu and coconut milk. They…
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Mexico has loads of different chillis that Mexicans use on almost everything edible, from savory dishes to sweet snacks to coffee drinks to chocolates. So basically, if it can be eaten, it can be spicy! The start chili for this recipe is the Ancho chili pepper: 1,000 – 2,000 Scovilles. This is…
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I visited a colleague and friend in Algrave (Portugal) many years ago. His wife asked me to make a sauce; it is the most straightforward sauce I’ve ever made in such a short time. You’ll love this creamy, delicate, and mellow sauce, full of healthy goodness for your body and…