It's expected that on the path of raw veganism,
there may be some hurdles and bumpy rides.
At first, one may complain the limited food variety,
problem eating out/socialising, temptation by junk food etc...
To ensure a smoother path towards raw veganism,
a holistic approach embracing aspects of
body, mind and soul improvement
may be necessary to cushion those distress mentioned above.
For example,
MIND: Meditation to tame the temptation from junk food
SOUL: Prayers to fortify the faith constantly challenged by unfounded negative remarks
BODY: Qigong to facilitate thorough oxygen/nutrients distribution to avoid Yin-yang imbalance
For some people, they may not want to go totally raw.
That is equally good -- at least raw food is taken everyday.
However, for partial raw foodist,
if possible, try to keep raw and cooked meals separate.
-- our gut will get confused & deprived when both cooked and raw food are mixed.
Lastly, I would like to share one of my favourite raw recipes
which guarantees vitality and clarity to sustain your day :)
Sproutie Smoothie
(serves 2-4)
Organic Ingredients:
- 1/2 mango or 1/2 dragon fruit or 1 big banana
- 1/2-1 cup of filtered water (chilled)
- 10pcs of soaked almond
- 2 heap spoonful of sprouted lentils, chickpea, mung bean or combination
- optional: 2g of spirulina (pills or powder)
- optional: 2 pcs of pitted medjool dates
Methods:
- blend all ingrdients in a super blender (e.g. Vitamix / Blendtec) until smooth
[add chilled water to adjust the consistency needed]
- serve immediately
This is a complete raw meal exploded with
enzymes, proteins, vitamins, minerals, good omega, fibre, complex carb, phytonutrients..
ie everything!
Enjoy =P
Kee Yew
pureland2012-at-gmail.com
p/s: due to the rich nourishment, Sproutie Smoothie is good in busting cravings for junk foods!
Raw-Food-with-the-OMMH
{Learning Holistic Wellness for Wisdom and Compassion}
Saturday, July 3, 2010
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I always cooked the sprouted chickpea n lentils, can we eat it raw? Issit suitable for kids?
ReplyDeleteHi Guazi,
ReplyDeleteFor sprouted chickpea and sprouted lentils specifically, they can be eaten raw raw, YES :D
They are tasty too =_)
Kids can take them too!!
Well regards,
Kee Yew
Thanks ! But the sprouted lentils had such sour taste, not sure how to take it raw leh, maybe as u suggested, blend into smoothie then tastebwill be covered hor.
ReplyDeleteDear Guazi,
ReplyDeleteFreshly sprouted lentils should taste slightly minty and fragrant.
Did you follow the Simple Sprouting Protocol?
http://cielosereno.net/powerpoint/Easy_Sprouting_Protocol.doc
Also, a special emphasis that filtered water/mineral must be used for sprouting. Strictly no tap water :P
Happy experimenting,
Kee Yew