4 ripe avocados
1/2 cup raw cacao powder
1/3 cup coconut nectar (agave works too)
A pinch of Himalayan salt
1 tsp vanilla
Balsamic vinegar and tamari to taste
Basically, blend the avocados first, add everything else and continue blending until well-mixed. If you don't have a Vitamix, a good food processor should be able to handle this one.
You can use cocoa powder if you don't happen to have cacao, but cacao is a superfood, full of antioxidants and I'd recommend keeping some around. Makes a nice chocolate smoothie as well.
Yesterday's dinner was raw Eggplant pizza. Half inch slices of eggplant comprise the "crust," get topped with a marinara made from sun dried tomatoes, and Ito the dehydrator for 2 hours. I actually dragged my old "Ronco" dehydrator out for this one, and boy was the result ever disappointing!! A. There isn't enough room in between the trays for the slices and the sauce not to get squished in, and B. it could have probably stood to sit overnight. There's no temperature control on it, one setting fits all apparently. Maybe it would have been better with a better dehydrator, but for now I'll just have to dream. I topped the pizzas with leftover cashew Parmesan from last week's lasagna. While the warmth was lacking and the rawness for the eggplant still too strong, I can't say they didn't make a pretty picture.

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I made some stuffed zucchini that I think you would enjoy. In a saucepan, I sauteed some red and green pepper, some carrots, and the insides of the hollowed out zucchini in some red wine with a pinch of sea salt. As for the hollowed out z's, I coated the insides with cream cheese and then I added raw tomato. Sauteed veggies on top of the cream cheese and raw tomato and then everything in the oven until the z's are soft.
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