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rawpriestess
08-25-2005, 09:48 PM
Just thought I would restart this thread, because it is taking a while to load now. Hope that is okay with everyone.

Here is a vat of sun dried tomatoes marinating in our own basil and oregano and garlic, with a bit of olive oil, this is how much we pic about once a week, this is a 5 gallon container, and makes about 4 quart jars of tomatoes when done. There are 6 different kind of cherry tomatoes in this vat. Cherry, Yellow pear, golden globe, yellow cherry, large oval cherry, and orange cherry.

Here is dinner for me and Dragggon, pesto stuffed mushrooms with pesto stuffed tomatoes these are the appetizers, and pesto stuffed squash and zucchini, done a couple different ways. This is a pic before they were dehydrated, will update after they are done.

Cinnamon
08-25-2005, 09:52 PM
These all look so yummy Rawpriestess! I just picked a batch of tomatoes from our garden, you've given me an idea of what to do with them as they are getting ripe quickly this week. Thank you for sharing!

rawpriestess
08-26-2005, 12:34 AM
These are the raw food pics after dehydrating.

Oh man these were yummy. Alissa's pesto stuffed mushrooms, then I used the pesto to stuff everything else, the tomatoes were truly unbelievable, and the zucchini was really good too, I also really loved the yellow summer squash as it was very mild and just a tad sweet yummy. This was our dinner tonight, yumm yummmmmm yummmmmmmmm. Plus I am NOT a big zucchini fan, never ate it before going all raw. I do eat it in corn chowder and as noodles, but that was it until tonight. I'm gonna' eat this much more often now.

rawpriestess
08-26-2005, 12:39 AM
More food pics, we were in the kitchen so decided to have some fun, these are sage croquettes that I make for winter holiday dinners. I make them, dehydrate to dryer, then freeze them then dehydrate to warm again, when I choose to eat them. I also make a creamy sage sauce to go with them, out of tahini, the "breading" is flax seed meal, which makes them look very much like chicken patties or some such thing.

also is a pic of some thyme and sage from our garden.

Jo-anne
08-26-2005, 02:28 AM
WOW they look sooo yummy, thank you so much for posting these pics and please keep em coming. WELL DONE !!!!

thanks
Jo-anne

cactus
08-26-2005, 12:16 PM
just wanted to say you've inspired me cos I was feeling a bit fed up with doing the same things day in day out, I have penty of raw recipes but wasn't maing the effort, sometimes I just get in a rut but after seeing those pics I went right to my books and pulled outs some recipes and started cooking, or uncooking so to speak:) oh and I envy you your tomato harvest, mine have been a disaster, every year since I came to England I try grow them with out much success, back In Australia I grew so many I had enough to freeze and dry to keep us going a whole year, anyway thanks for the pictures!

rawpriestess
08-26-2005, 01:12 PM
this was our breakfast this am.

Plum, banana strawberries and chocolate mint leaves for a chaser.

Ginger
08-27-2005, 03:09 AM
More pictures of food from Go Raw Cafe: Enchiladas & Neatloaf!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v337/RVMsSanctuary/FooD/August20051041.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v337/RVMsSanctuary/FooD/August20051045.jpg

rawpriestess
08-27-2005, 04:44 AM
Oh Rawveganmom,

Those look absolutely fabulous.

Makes me want to go to Vegas just for the food.

The neatloaf looks superb, and the enchiladas, look divine. SUPER YUMMY.

Autumn
08-27-2005, 09:29 AM
Thanks for restarting this thread RP! I had to stop viewing the other one because on my dial-up it took for-ev-ah.

Your food looks amazing. It's almost 10 a.m. and I'm getting very hungry!

I sure wish our garden was doing better. The heat about killed everything off, it was just too hard keeping up with it this year. It is the first year that nearly everything went kaput by the end of July. :(

blessed
08-27-2005, 01:02 PM
Hi,
Could we please have some recipes for what you made. Many of us are fairly new at this and you made your dishes look so, so very good. So, can you please post some of the recipes.
Shirley

Doe
08-27-2005, 01:12 PM
Shirley, the pesto stuffed mushroom recipe is here: http://www.alissacohen.com/recipes.html

Teri S

rawpriestess
08-27-2005, 01:27 PM
Thanks Doe for posting the recipe,

All I did was take a zucchini, and yellow summer squash, and then some cherry tomatoes, and cut out a bit of the center, just a bit, and put the pesto in them, just like with the mushrooms, and dehydrated for a couple hours.

The mushrooms have always been a favorite of mine, and the tomatoes are now too. But the squash, I thought would be yucky, but Dragggon made me taste it, (I won't get into details here) and I loved it, it was sooooo good.

So, now we can use Alissa's pesto on just about everything here. LOL.
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as far as the sage croquettes, the best thing to do is to take several pate, or neatloaf recipes that you love, and try tweeking them, I used ground flax seeds into a meal to make the "breading" for these, and sage as my seasoning. I also eliminated any tomatoe type thing in my pate' recipe, then dehydrated to warm. The flax seed breading really makes them look and taste, breaded.

I haven't tried this on mushrooms yet, but will and then let you know.

Pretty much, most of the pics I post up here are Alissa's recipes in her book that you can buy on her website

www.alissacohen.com

the book is her book, "Living on Live Foods" my number one favorite recipe book of all time. and of course, her DVD's really helped me with understanding the preparation, and I've been doing this for 3 years before I saw her video, so she's got alot of good tips and ideas that she shows you, besides, I just love watching that DVD, it's like shes talking to me personally in my kitchen, and I like that feeling.

Dragggon says, if it had grooves in it, like the old albums did, it would be worn out by now, Smart woman to put it on a DVD, instead of a VHS tape.

or I'd be buying a new one, every month. LOL

rawjojo
08-29-2005, 08:15 AM
Raw Vegan Mom~
Do you work at the Go Raw Cafe? OR are you just lucky enough to live nearby? I am so envious that you are always eating there! How fortunate you are!

greengirl
08-29-2005, 11:46 AM
RawVeganMom -- could you possibly share the recipe for the enchiladas?!! They look soooo good!! :)

Ginger
08-29-2005, 03:31 PM
No I don't work there, I just eat there as much as I can! I wish I knew the recipes, their food is sooooooooooo good! You can't tell you're not eating "real" mexican food at a restaurant! The flavor is so incredible!

Essensual
09-04-2005, 05:19 PM
No I don't work there, I just eat there as much as I can! I wish I knew the recipes, their food is sooooooooooo good! You can't tell you're not eating "real" mexican food at a restaurant! The flavor is so incredible!
RVM,

If they ever start selling uncook books...please let us know!

VeganVixen
09-04-2005, 10:17 PM
yeah - I know what you mean RVM - Texas (the fat state) suprisingly uses fresh ingriedents and flavors for tex-mex , but even that can't beat raw mex cuisine......WHEN will people learn that flavors are SO much more vibrant when the food isnt cooked!!!?