Guest guest Posted February 21, 2004 Report Share Posted February 21, 2004 Hey there John, I know you like spicy foods so I added a corn chip recipe with chili peppers. I also make a raw cereal by making a basic flax cracker dough and adding (blended) raisins and small chunks (somewhat ground) of soaked nuts or almond butter...plus a little cinnamon. dehydrate and crumble. Serve with raw almond milk like a regular flake cereal and add some more fresh fruit and raw coconut or nuts if you like. YUM!!!! Raw is easy and delicious when you have the right stuff. People usually " cheat " on breads, crackers, cookies, etc. But you don't need to if you are prepared with wonderful crunchy bread/ cracker type foods. Make a great pizza lunch by mashing an avocado on top of the raw crackers (make them big) and covering with slices of red pepper or slices of grape tomatoes and kalamata olives. Heaven. I also like to crumble them in the two raw soup recipes i have sent here this past week. Has anyone made those soups or the pate yet? I am not going to send anymore recipes until you make these! Lol... OK guys, I need to ignore email and go work...and maybe even get outside today! Raw Flax Seed Crackers Wash, then cover a bowl of flax seeds with clean water, about an inch over the top. Set aside for 4- 8 hours until they have absorbed the water. I like to combine ground flaxseed and soaked flax seed- experiment for yourself. Add: Nama Shoyu (a wonderful raw fermented soy sauce found in the marco section of your hfs) or celtic sea salt and seasonings Seasonings of choice: You can blend veggies like onion, celery, carrots, garlic and tomatoes Choose your spices- some good ones are caraway seeds, coriander, ginger, celtic sea salt Dough should be slimy not dry. Use a blender or food processor if you like. Spread out on dehydrator sheets and dry overnight or longer, turn over once. Depending on desired crunch. A thinner spread creates a crunchier cracker. For a softer bread that you can roll and use as a burrito and fill or use as a pizz crust and load up, just dehydrate about 16 hr on one side and 4 on the other. For crispy crackers dry well. Keep in the fridge. They can be out of the fridge crisp for about 2 weeks or more if really dry but I like to keep in the fridge. Raw Corn Chips 4 cups corn (organic only) 1/4 c olive oil 1/2 c water 1/2 teaspoon sea salt 1/2 cup ground flax seeds (use your clean coffer grinder or processor) 2 chili peppers 1 tablespoon raw honey 1 bunch fresh cilantro Blend all but the flax; mixture will be somewhat thick. Add flax to thicken while blender is running. Spread on Teflex sheets. Turn and mark in triangles after a few hours. Dehydrate until crisp and crunchy. Love, Elizabeth Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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