Scale of 1-10 how much did u like this? I tried a very similar recipe once and I couldnt eat it and I love cauliflower...It was so strong for me though
@iShemz becoming raw is all about the health aspects. Keeping all the nutrients and healing properties of food alive. Google it and there are tons of articles etc.
@iShemz I am vegan and partially raw foodist, because I love it. It's very easy to be a sloppy vegan with heavy cooked foods. It's different for all, but cooking kills off alot of the enzymes in foods, just google it. Lots of great info.
Oh man, I had a horrible experience with parsnips as well. So strong and bitter in my opinion when what I read on line was that they were supposed to be sweeter than carrots. Hmm, but so far I am loving the cauliflower!!
Google raw food diet and a whole world of wonderful information will blow your mind. Basically, raw foodists don't eat anything over 118 degrees. Fruit and Vegetables are only a small part of it. You can make all kinds of stuff... raw burgers (made from flax and nuts), raw spaghetti (made from squash), raw pizza, brownies, ice cream (made from frozen bananas) etc. And "living" food is important, such as sprouts, sauerkraut, coconut yogurt etc. I'm not a raw foodist, but I enjoy the food.
I think eating more vegetables is a good idea in general but I also think that can make you too sensible. After all, your body develops resistance when you put it under stress not when you relax, so maybe it can be a good idea to also eat meat every once in a while.
"being raw" means eating any cooked or processed food. It also normally means a vegan diet (no meat, fish, poultry, eggs and dairy). Humans do not need meat in their diets.
no salt? maybe adding some nutritional yeast seasoning will also help...
pgpeachess 2 months ago
I hear that cauliflower is a great substitute for white rice!
momz2gd 2 months ago
great, so simple and so tasty :)
igmo1975 2 months ago
Scale of 1-10 how much did u like this? I tried a very similar recipe once and I couldnt eat it and I love cauliflower...It was so strong for me though
aRawLifestyle 7 months ago
@aRawLifestyle I only had it that one time... I remember it being good - probably a 6 or 7. It's worth a try, just go easy on the garlic.
thatoneguyonline 7 months ago
@thatoneguyonline Thanks! Yeah I put "extra" garlic..maybe that was the problem. Gonna try tweaking it again
aRawLifestyle 7 months ago
@iShemz becoming raw is all about the health aspects. Keeping all the nutrients and healing properties of food alive. Google it and there are tons of articles etc.
qortizone 8 months ago
@iShemz I am vegan and partially raw foodist, because I love it. It's very easy to be a sloppy vegan with heavy cooked foods. It's different for all, but cooking kills off alot of the enzymes in foods, just google it. Lots of great info.
feedphillipnow 8 months ago
Oh man, I had a horrible experience with parsnips as well. So strong and bitter in my opinion when what I read on line was that they were supposed to be sweeter than carrots. Hmm, but so far I am loving the cauliflower!!
NicoletteLynnMusic 8 months ago
This looks great and you could warm it up a bit in the dehydrator at maybe 100 degrees for an hour if you wanted. I'm going to try this. :)
deadwillwalk77 1 year ago
I'm somewhat confused..what is "eating raw" exactly? Is it just eating raw fruits and vegetables? Or is there something else that you need to do
xxIvyLightxx 1 year ago
Google raw food diet and a whole world of wonderful information will blow your mind. Basically, raw foodists don't eat anything over 118 degrees. Fruit and Vegetables are only a small part of it. You can make all kinds of stuff... raw burgers (made from flax and nuts), raw spaghetti (made from squash), raw pizza, brownies, ice cream (made from frozen bananas) etc. And "living" food is important, such as sprouts, sauerkraut, coconut yogurt etc. I'm not a raw foodist, but I enjoy the food.
thatoneguyonline 1 year ago
@xxIvyLightxx it's eating uncooked food. fruits and vegetables just happen to be the most palatable as well as nutritious when eaten raw.
msa1985 1 year ago
good idea! maybe it would work with jicama too
mariaperiwinkle 1 year ago
I honestly followed this recipe and found the garlic clove way too overpowering. And I love garlic.
jude2005386 1 year ago
yummy i love mash potatoes im so happy you guys found an alternative.
CANvsDK 2 years ago
are you raw now :)
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naturaldietbest 2 years ago
@naturaldietbest ya, it's called the raw food diet!!!
mariaperiwinkle 1 year ago
that looks delish ;P
Missgabbygrl 2 years ago
@thatoneguyonline: what do you mean by "being raw"?
I think eating more vegetables is a good idea in general but I also think that can make you too sensible. After all, your body develops resistance when you put it under stress not when you relax, so maybe it can be a good idea to also eat meat every once in a while.
majormark5 3 years ago
"being raw" means eating any cooked or processed food. It also normally means a vegan diet (no meat, fish, poultry, eggs and dairy). Humans do not need meat in their diets.
MissyBelleSYD 3 years ago
"maybe it can be a good idea to also eat meat every once in a while."
LOL! Thanks for the laugh!
thatoneguyonline 3 years ago 4
@thatoneguyonline i agree with the lol
mariaperiwinkle 1 year ago
@thatoneguyonline Well, it's clearly not BAD for you. Most of the people who are living to be 100 right now aren't vegetarians.
LolaGabanna 2 months ago
I think I'll have to try this. =)
robotpornography 3 years ago
I bet you'll like it!
thatoneguyonline 3 years ago
why cant you eat mashed potatoes?
Samdanz 3 years ago
Hey, Sam! Raw potatoes don't taste very good and can contain toxins.
I'm not raw...yet. My goal is to be high raw by 2010.
thatoneguyonline 3 years ago