Raw Food Recipes

This is my personal collection of raw food recipes. Feel free to browse and try any or all of them. Enjoy!

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Celery Logs with Sunflower Turmeric Pate

Recipe Author: Beautiful on Raw

You’ll find these celery logs a terrific hors d’oeuvre, whether your guests are “all raw” or not.


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Cheese-Filled Endive Appetizer

Recipe Author: Beautiful on Raw

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Lettuce Tepee with Brazil Nut Pate

Recipe Author: Beautiful on Raw

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Zucchini Mini-Pizzas

Recipe Author: Beautiful on Raw

Cashew or macadamia “cheese” makes a nice substitute for real cheese—perfect if you’re trying to wean yourself off dairy. You can use it in lots of raw food recipes, including wraps, raw pizzas, patés and spreads.

 


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Banana Split in a Jar

Recipe Author: Beautiful on Raw

Blended frozen bananas create a perfect texture for raw vegan “ice-cream,” and, when combined with berries, offer an exceptionally healthy treat for hot summer days.


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Kale Buckwheat Burger Sandwich

Recipe Author: Beautiful on Raw

Make a few of these raw-vegan buckwheat burgers on the weekend, and you’ll have some quick, easy, and filling sandwiches to eat for lunch on weekdays.


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Polka Dot Blueberry Cookies

Recipe Author: Beautiful on Raw

Easy to make nut-free cookies with blueberries are perfect as a grab-and-go snack for the whole family. Double the recipe and bring a big batch of them to a picnic or a potluck.


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Dandelion Sunflower Bites

Recipe Author: BeautifulOnRaw

You know already you can add dandelion flowers to salads and smoothies. But did you know they can be part of a sweet treat? Unlike the leaves, dandelion flowers are not bitter, and offer many health benefits along with a splash of color to brighten your day.


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Berry Sesame Porridge

Recipe Author: Beautiful on Raw

Here’s a quick, tasty, and filling meal starring sesame seeds—an excellent source of calcium. Grind up your sesame seeds for better assimilation. You can also try ground flax seeds as a substitute. Listen to your body: it will tell you exactly which seeds would be most beneficial for you at the moment. You can use any kind of berries or fruits in season for your porridge.


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Cream of Carrot Soup with Asparagus

Recipe Author: Beautiful on Raw

Asparagus season is here! Asparagus is rich in glutathione, an antioxidant found within our cells, which helps us to detoxify and fight cell-damaging free radicals. The avocado, also present in this recipe, helps the body boost glutathione production as well.