Cashew Cheeze Pate (from Rene Oswald)

www.reneoswald.com – (some free recipes) Watch Rene’s video at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ARI70ZTzBk&feature=sub

In preparation for this recipe, soak your sunflower seeds overnight or for 8 hours

reneoswaldcheezepateCashew Cheeze Pate
Equipment needed:

High power blender such as a Vitamix
Mandoline slicer

Ingredients:

  • 1 Large Zucchini
  • 1 stalk celery (rough chopped)
  • 1 red pepper remove seeds (orange or yellow) save a little of the pepper (about 1/4 of it)
  • 3 Tbspn. Add nutritional seeds
  • ¾ cup sunflower seeds (soak overnight)
  • ¼ cup cashews
  • ½ tsp white pepper (not black …. see note below)
  • 1 Tbspn chickpea miso or seasalt
  • 1/16 cayenne powder
  • 1 clove garlic
  • 1 pitted date
  • 2 tspns of tarragonTo prepare the zucchini … cut off both ends and slice lengthwise.  Use ½ of the zucchini and, using your mandolin (or a potato peeler) slice it into ribbons lengthwisePut above ingredients into Vita-Mix (or your powerful blender of choice) and blend all til creamy

didyouknow2Ideas and suggestions: Take a lettuce leaf or collard leaf .. garnish with red pepper, scallion, and the zucchini noodles.  This pate is a good alternate of choice to other pates because of its high vegetable content allowing you to be able to eat more of it.

Did you Know?
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Green peppers are not ripe and they are hard to digest.  Use red/yellow/or orange.

* Black pepper made from peppercorns that are green, not Ripe, they dry them and that’s how they turn black.  These “un-ripened” seeds are very hard on the digestive system.  But red & white pepper is made from ripe peppers.

* GARLIC BREATH! Removing the little green part in the center of the garlic will eliminate garlic breath.  WHY?  Well, our bodies can not properly digest it, and it therefore creates garlic breath.  Simply cut the clove in half and remove the green little seed looking part.  It only takes a second.  By the way I have noticed that not all cloves have this green little part, so don’t go crazy looking for it.

Soak your nuts

soaknutsReprinted from Astrology Club: We are going to keep this easy. For a more detailed guide, there are many excellent books published with charts. See the Resources Guide.

Soaking is very important.   In nature, nuts and seeds are protected with an enzyme inhibitor. During the spring rains, this inhibitor is washed away and the nut or seed starts to germinate and sprout.   When we eat nuts and seeds with the enzyme inhibitor still intact, we are just giving the body more work to do.   In addition, when the sprouting process starts, the nut or seed starts to predigest itself.   The carbohydrates are turned into simple sugars, proteins into amino acids, and fats into fatty acids.

There is more!   The nutrition can increase up to 300%.  Basically all you have to do is cover your nuts or seeds with filtered water (twice as much water), and let sit over night.   Nuts take a little longer, 12 hours is good.  Now rinse them very good, put into a colander and cover with a towel, and put in a dark place where they can breathe.   Good use for the microwave!   If you have not unplugged your microwave yet, now is a good time to do it.   If your microwave is plugged in, how is anything put into it going to come out alive?

Now they can begin sprouting. Be sure to leave the door open so they can get lots of air. You can also leave them on the kitchen counter with a towel over them. Let them sit for 12 hours, rinse, and use. You can store sprouted nuts and seeds in the refrigerator for a week.

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