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  • Apr
    21

     

    SInce we’re in the middle of Kapha season now
    I thought it best to throw in a Kapha treat. 
    This is always a favorite “raw” recipes.

    If you aren’t familiar with raw/living foods,
    no worry….it’s not as scary as it sounds.
    It means the foods are LIVE with enzymes
    because they haven’t been destroyed by heat.
    (more on the benefits of enzymes coming soon).

    Many raw foods are made in a dehydrator,
    but if you don’t have one you can use your
    oven on the lowest possible temperature.

    Raw foods are not to be heated above
    104-110 degrees in order to keep the
    enzymes alive.  Put your oven on the
    lowest possible setting and leave the door open 
    a notch to circulate air flow.

    The oats and agave nectar make this a perfect
    choice for Kapha types.  The coconut adds
    good fats, and the cacoa powder
    and nibs are loaded with
    antioxidants.  All in all, a healthy treat.
    The oats and cacoa are both good for your
    heart and lower cholesterol.

    ENJOY!
    INGREDIENTS:

    1 1/2 cup raw, rolled oats
    1/4 cup agave nectar

    1/2 coconut cream, (or I use light coconut milk)
    1/2 cup coconut flakes
    1/4 raw cacoa powder
    1/4 cacoa nibs
    1 tbsp vanilla extract.
    PREPARATION
    Mix all the ingredients together.  You can adjust
    the amounts to your own likes, there’s no right
    or wrong with this, you can hardly make a mistake!

    Scoop mounds, about a tablespoon,
    onto dehydrator trays, flatten to desired cookie
    shape with spoon or fingers. Dehydrate to
    desired consistency,
    or if using an oven, scoop onto
    cookie sheets lined with parchment paper.

    The longer the drying process the crunchier
    they’ll be, if you like a chewy cookie
    add more liquid and dehydrate for less time.

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