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How to enjoy the health benefits of raw foods using simple, practical and delicious recipes now revealed in the new book, "The Raw Gourmet" by Nomi Shannon Review by Mike Adams
By now, we're all familiar with the health benefits of eating raw foods as part of our diet. But getting started with those raw foods recipes is challenging for many, including myself, because we don't know where to find the best raw foods recipes.
Even when we find some recipes, far too many of them seem to be written for professional chefs, or for people with unlimited time on their hands. I don't know about you, but for me to pay attention to a raw foods recipe book, it needs to present recipes that are quick, simple, healthy and visually appealing at the same time!
That's no small order, but we've found the book that does it: The Raw Gourmet by Nomi Shannon.
- Puddings
- Juices
- Salads
- Soups
- Gravies
- Dressings
- Sauces
- Dips
- Burgers
- Food wraps
- Pies
- Ice cream
- Candies
... and a whole lot more, too. It also includes an entire section on sprouting, food combining reference charts and a grocery guide that reveals the best strategies for shopping in a way that maximizes your health benefits while minimizing your grocery bill.
Click here to order The Raw Gourmet today.
Not just for raw foods people
What's really impressive about The Raw Gourmet is that it's not just a raw foods book for people who already eat raw... it's a raw foods how-to book for everyone who wants to spice up their food and enhance their health, even if they're not vegetarians or vegans!
Whether you make raw foods 20 percent, 60 percent or 100 percent of your diet, this book gives you the mouth-watering recipes that make it all quite practical and fun!
And when I say mouth-watering, I mean it! Listen to the names of some of the recipes you'll find in The Raw Gourmet:
Banana-Papaya Pudding (page 11)... Sprouted Wheat and Raisin Cereal (page 12)... Pineapple-Grape Ambrosia (page 24)... Sweet Almond Milk (page 28)... Frozen Vanilla Bliss (page 31)... Curried Lentil Salad (page 39)... Red Cabbage-Caraway Slaw (page 43)... Yellow Squash Finocchio (page 62)... Slivered Veggie Chop Suey (page 68)... Zucchini Mexicali (page 89)... Avocado-Dill Soup (page 95)... Premier French Dressing (page 103)... Zippy Red Pepper-Ginger Dressing (page 109)... Almond-Curry Dip (page 123)... and dozens more.
And then you'll get to the main courses like Sun Garden Burgers (page 132)... Asian Paté (page 139)... Vegetable Supreme Loaf (page 142)... Chili Rellenos (page 146)... Yam and Apple-Stuffed Mushroom (page 150)... Herbed Pizza-Kinda Crust (page 154)...
Plus delightful desserts like Frozen Mango Pie (page 168)... Banana-Coconut Creme Pie (page 173)... Banana Ice Cream (page 175)... Apple Sorbet (page 176)... Mango-Lime Parfait (page 179)... Orange-Date Dessert Bars (page 186)... Very Carrot Cake (page 188)... and many more.
And we've only touched on a few highlights here. The Raw Gourmet contains a seemingly endless variety of easy, practical and enlivening recipes that can show anyone how to make raw foods a regular part of their diet. Click here to check it out yourself!
The perfect gift for friends or family
Naturally, The Raw Gourmet makes a perfect gift idea due to its spectacular full-color photography. You've never seen raw foods presented like this. The photography by Edmond Fong is superb, and it makes this book something of a work of art just to look at. The size of the book is substantial, too -- a full 8 1/2" by 11".
Give it to a friend who you'd like to see get healthier, and by them sampling just two or three recipes from this book, they can enhance their health with the unique, natural nutrition found only in raw foods.
Did you know that cooking foods destroys much of their nutritional content? Cooking destroys about half the protein of raw foods, as well as many of the phytonutrients. Microwaving broccoli, for example, destroys as much as 98 percent of the anti-cancer compounds that are found naturally in the plant. While steaming some plants helps unlock certain nutrients (such as lycopene in tomatoes), foods deliver far more nutrition overall when they're consumed in raw form.
It doesn't mean we all have to follow a 100 percent raw foods diet (I certainly don't), but it is beneficial to include some raw food component with each meal. For most people, that's the green salad, but in reality, a salad is only the tip of the iceberg lettuce when it comes to raw foods, and until you've seen and tried the recipes in The Raw Gourmet, you don't know what you're missing!
I give this book my own enthusiastic recommendation. It's become the top raw foods recipe book in my own kitchen, and in fact, I plan on sampling a soup recipe from it later today.
Click here to get The Raw Gourmet for yourself or as a gift for a friend or family member. It's a gift you'll be remembered for!
To your health,
- Mike Adams
Consumer health advocate
P.S. I know you'll be absolutely delighted with this book, but if for any reason you aren't, it's fully covered by our one-year satisfaction guarantee. Order it today and enjoy the health enhancing recipes yourself, risk-free!
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