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If you loved the Strawberry Ginger Lemonade I posted a few days ago and you love pineapples, then this will be a hit at your house too! Puree in a high speed blender till smooth: 1 – 1 1/2 tspns grated ginger (we prefer more ginger for this compared to the strawberry version) zest [...]
We ate at a Vegan restaurant called Lamb’s Bread the other day and my boys went crazy over their Pineapple Ginger Lemonade. “Can you make it at home?!? You don’t have to juice it, you can make a fresh raw smoothie instead, but make it taste just like this!” Well, I noticed that the restaurant [...]
We got to our local health food shop just in time the other day to buy the last 5 ears of local and organic sweet corn. We were excited because we love our Avocado, Corn and Tomato Salad! We enjoy the salad plain, or in lettuce as wraps… or even in a half-raw/half-cooked meal. Today, [...]
We love berries at our house. Most of the time, we love them plain, although my son really loves them with a little raw honey (kids and their sweet tooth!). Sometimes, we enjoy them on top of our fruit pudding* or raw oatmeal. Occasionally, I’ll serve them with some greens and a sweet balsamic vinaigrette. (*Note: we haven’t had dairy in our home for [...]
I took my Raw Green Gazpacho to our homeschool coop today and the kids kept asking “What’s that?!?” I was trying to explain to a 4 year old that like soap cleans something dirty, my green juice full of veggies cleans the insides of my body. She looked at me, wide-eyed and disbelief, “You clean [...]
In my community of Holistic Mamas, there are, nutritionally speaking, basically 2 groups of families: 1. Those that believe in and eat organic animal based foods and 2. Those that eat organic plant based foods. The former tend to follow the WAP Diet (Weston Price Diet:http://www.westonaprice.org/). The latter are those who are eating, or lean [...]
How do we keep our children’s lunches healthy? According to the World Health Organization, “Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.” So, we can rephrase our question as: how can we ensure our children’s lunches contribute to their physical, mental and social well-being and, by consuming them, they [...]
My first taste of Raw Vegan Cheesecake was during a private ‘un-cooking’ lesson with Sharon Wright. I was surprised at how the cashew, lemon and honey together tasted like pure cream and how it just melted in my mouth. It was her Cheesecake that got me HOOKED on RAW desserts! I would order meals and [...]
Well, I tried the Anti-Aging Cream a few years ago and didn’t like it. It just didn’t work for me then. But my friend Cayce recently reminded me of Raw Food Advocate, Tonya Zavasta’s, Beautiful on Raw Products after she tried the Multi-Herbal Green Clay Mask. Cayce said she absolutely loved it. So, I decided to [...]
Please allow me to flatter myself just for a wee moment. I was asked to contribute to Vegan Mainstream‘s new online magazine! This Mama made it to VStream‘s first issue’s “Top 10 Vegan Bloggers” list! So, what is VStream? VStream is Vegan Mainstream‘s new online magazine full of articles from vegan bloggers, community leaders, chefs, and activists. Articles [...]
Mama In The Kitchen and She Ain't Cookin'! by Carissa Leventis-Cox is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Mama – this recipe is AMAZING! I used blueberries instead of apples. The lemon adds just enough tang to simulate yogurt. Thank you!
So glad you liked it too! And isn’t it so easy?
Hi again Carissa!
Where do you buy your probiotics? I have never used them and have seem them online but incredibly expensive in big batches. What do they do to the yogurt? I mean, do they have a specific function?
Thanks!
Hi Linda!
I get my probiotics from my local health food store. They add ‘good bacteria’ into the yoghurt for the health of your intestinal flora. There’s also Garden of Life probiotics for women (http://astore.amazon.com/mamainthekitchen-20/detail/B004IRIOL8).
Carissa
P.S. Most probiotics out there are from dairy, so just be careful which one you choose.