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Marvelousse Mousse

6/24/2013

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This is an amazing and super healthy alternative to dairy chocolate mousse.
 Containing no dairy products, free from soy, wheat and gluten, and 100% good for every beautiful cell in your body..feed your body with this and it will hit you back with love and gratitude in magnitudes of joy!
I love having this for breakfast as it gives me that super buzz I need to get me going first thing. 

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Ingredients

2-3 ripe avos
2 ripe bananas
3 tbsp cacao powder
1 tbsp lucuma
1/2 cup rice or almond milk
handful of goji berries


Pop avocados and bananas in blender and wizz for 30seconds - 1min.
Then add the cacao, lucuma and rice/almond milk until all combined.
Depending on the consistency you may need to add a little more milk, or if you like your mousse nice and thick you can leave it how it is. You can also add a sweetener of your choice if you think it needs, I like to add fresh orange juice and peel for a natural sweetener.
Once all blended transfer to your favourite breakfast/pudding bowl and enjoy!
You can get as creative as you like with this dish, adding whatever toppings your mood prefers.
I like to mix in a few raisins and walnuts for a nice crunchy texture.

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Watch out though..you'll be speeding off faster than Bugs in no time.. ;)
Enjoy
x

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Super Maca Mango

6/14/2013

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For all you super beings out there..

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1 mango
1 banana
1 tbsp cacao
1 tbsp maca
1 tsp ginger
splash of rice/almond milk

Peel and chop your super mango and banana and wizz all ingredients up in blender for around 3 mins.
Serve in your preferred glass/bowl and top with whatever you fancy. I sprinkled on some gojis.

This'll have you reaching for the sky in no time..woooooooop!! 

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*image-Max Hernn

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Super Sprouted Salad

6/13/2013

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1 grated carrot and courgette
1 tomat
handful of fresh spinach
sprinkle of sprouted mung beans
and some roasted and spiced sweet potato with red onion and garlic
drizzled with tahini and pomegranate dressing

Lush lunch time love 

xx
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Cacao Heart

6/11/2013

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Put some love in your bones..
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A super heart for a super you!

3 tbsp cacao
1tbsp lucuma*
1 tbsp raspberry powder*
1 tbsp powdered ginseng*
2tbsp coconut oil
3 tbsp coconut palm sugar*
handful of goji berries*
handful of sunflower seeds*

*These ingredients are optional, you can get as creative as you like making your own chocolates and can also use whatever sweeteners you prefer, such as honey or a natural fruit sweetener..or if you like your chocolate really dark..none at all.
I like to change the ingredients to suit whichever mood I'm in. When I made this batch I felt in need of a boost..hence the addition of ginseng..and oh my word did this do the trick!

First, melt the coconut oil over a bain marie (bowl over pan of water) on a low heat.
Then lovingly combine the rest of the ingredients in a large bowl, saving a few gojis and sunflower seeds for decoration.
When the coconut oil is near melted, add in the coconut palm sugar (or other sweetener if using)  and stir for 2-3 mins, then add into bowl with the other ingredients. Mix well and quite quickly as the chocolate does soon begin to set.
Then transfer into your preferred dish..(chocolate moulds/cupcake moulds).

Leave the chocolate to set in the fridge for one hour, then remove from mould and enjoy!

This is great fun to make with kids and you really can get as creative as you like with whatever ingredients you use.
Try adding chopped nuts and dried fruits, ginger and a pinch of cayenne work well too..and also a sprinkle of salt..
yum!

More information on superfoods and their benefits can be found here..I love this woman..she's magic!..:)
http://www.realitysandwich.com/Raw_Magic

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Green Goodness Goddess Smoothie

6/6/2013

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1 cup rice milk
2 cups fresh spinach
1 kiwi
1/2 banana
1/2 avocado
1 tbsp lucuma powder *
1 tbsp chia seeds
1/2 cup filtered water
1/2 tsp loose leaf green tea

Pop all ingredients into a blender and wizz up.. simple as that!
This goodness of green is great to have for a breakfast treat in the mornings as it will give your brain the energy it needs to get going and functioning for the day ahead.
Hope you enjoy.
x

*  lucuma is a subtropical fruit from Peru that is used in foods as powdered form to thicken and add texture whilst giving a mega boost of nutrients; a delicious superfood that gives a lovely earthy and creamy taste, I use it in smoothies and soups and also in chocolates.

Oh and if you're wondering what the strange looking black thing is in the water bottle, it is a natural water filter made from charcoal..more information can be found here..http://www.black-blum.com/products/eau-good-filter-water-bottle/
:)


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    I'm passionate about healthy food and a healthy lifestyle.
    I love to make tasty, nutritious wholesome food, (mainly vegan/vegetarian and free from wheat/gluten) and I'd like to share with you my secrets, tips and recipes for such a way of living.
    I love experimenting and creating delicious raw sweet treats using natural alternatives to sugars and sweeteners.
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