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Daniel21
07-11-2011, 11:36 PM
Hey guys,

So I like making healthy sandwiches. It's an effective way to have a satisfying meal. Wheat bread is not the best choice so I was wondering what you guys use as an alternative. By the way what's up with whole rye bread? I've read it's good but not easy to find. Thank you.

speltrong
07-11-2011, 11:52 PM
when i am in the mood for a sandwich, i whip up a raw bread using my dehydrator (well, whip up is a bad term since it takes many hours).. you can find lots of recipes online... it is super easy to do!

EZ rider
07-12-2011, 05:38 AM
I like to use leaf vegetables. Here is a list of common vegetable leaf's:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_leaf_vegetables
I prefer Collard leaf because it is tough, strong and resists tearing.
A leaf is good flat or rolled up.
Romaine is a good tasting leaf.

Raw Angel Mom
07-12-2011, 05:38 AM
Yes, you can make many recipe. Juliano has a good one. Allissa new book might also some in them. She came up with a nice bagel recipe, i am not sure if she published it. You will fine many on line.

As for sandwich, i find it works best with wrap. You can make a vegetable wrap. Elena love has an amazing recipe and she has a dvd.

I like best using coconut wrap. Young coconut meat, enough water to blend (i don't use the coconut water because i don't want it too sweet, i drink the coconut water instead) and add a pinch of himalayan salt or sea salt. Dehydrate about 10 hours or until ready.

It is absolutely delicious. A lot of work due that you need to open the coconut but it doesn't take me that long now.

I believe you can also purchase the coconut wrap on line. Upayal and natural has them.

I use a piece of nori to hold my sandwich together.

For the bread, i eat it plain or with raw honey. You can spread a pate on it.

MysticTree
07-12-2011, 06:52 AM
breads are the only thing that have me leaning towards a dehydrator! There don't seem to be pre-made raw breads easily available in the uk ... as far as I am aware.

Revvell
07-12-2011, 08:56 AM
Alissa has a burger bun (or, is it the bagel?) I think it is in her first book. Making a sandwich with it is so totally satisfying.

BeingK8
07-12-2011, 10:12 AM
RawDawg Rory's zucchini onion bread is good. i just finished mine yesterday. Good with mock tuna salad. It was my first ever bread, so I'm excited to try new recipes.

Daniel21
07-14-2011, 12:13 AM
I appreciate everyone's input. Very helpful, thank you.

MysticTree
10-25-2012, 03:03 AM
Off course have Bread Alternatives. I know that Wheat Bread Recipe (http://www.wheatgermrecipes.com/wheat-bread-recipe.html) has many option, Any one can get more information through Wheat Germ Recipes (http://www.wheatgermrecipes.com/)
None of us are interested in your cooked recipes!

namllets
10-25-2012, 12:34 PM
There's a new thing called paleobread that you might want to look at. It's definitely not raw by any means and I don't eat it but we're all in our own journey of transition so if it helps to get from a (SAD) to b (raw vegan) than it could be something to look at. I know Russel James has some amazing fluffy raw bread he makes. I show a review of it on our site.

Other than that I like to make flax/almond meal/chia bread with spices thrown in.

MysticTree
10-25-2012, 01:04 PM
You might like to try this raw recipe. I don't make dehydrator foods at the moment coz I have no electricity but I am busy getting everyone at work addicted to kale chips on the off chance that I will then be able to dehydrate there - but I digress. http://nouveauraw.com/raw-recipies/breads-wraps/honey-oat-bread-winner/ I showed the recipe to rob on here and he says it's fab and he's a bread king!