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Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Baked Seabass with Gai Lan, Sea Veggie Buckwheat Soba Noodles and Ginger Tamarind Miso Broth




Super Miso







 Julienne 1 tomatoe, 1 leek, 1 or 2 cloves Garlic, 6 shiitake mushrooms and as much red chili as you want. Saute lightly with some coconut oil or butter and 2 tsp of lite organic tamari for about five mins and bring to low heat. Bring water in a kettle to hot.. not boil. In a separate bowl add half cup of organic miso paste and hot water and mix until clumps are out.. add miso mixture to pot you don't want to bring your miso to a boil so keep it med/low heat. Finely chop one Umeboshi plum or 1 table spoon of Umeboshi puree that comes in a jar. Add plum to soup with some chopped Cilantro.. taste your soup (it will be strong) and add more hot water until its you desired taste and consistency. Serve. This is packed with nutrients and warms the soul. Umeboshi plum paste might be new to you.. I was lucky enough to get some homemade plums straight from Japan from my friend Minako. I also buy the paste and use it in dressings and soup broths. 

Salmon Leek and Rapini Penne with Watercress Goat Cheese Salad


Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Shake to go



Today is a gorgeous day.. I don't want to waste a minute inside right now. So I'm taking my smoothie for a walk. Today for my power shake I've got:

1 BANANA
1 small wood spoon MACA
1 small wood spoon CACAO
1 small wood spoon HEMP SEED
1 small wood spoon BEE POLLEN
1 big spoon VEGA
2 big spoon ICE
Cover with almond milk and coconut water and blend on low then high until smooth

I put my smoothie in a bag incase my walk lasts longer than my smoothie.. this way I can dispose the bag or zip it up and throw it in my purse to recycle or re use later.

Miso Cilantro Baked Sea bass with Young Ginger Kale and Pepper Risotto




I just made this for myself.. does anyone else cook like this for one? YUM.