Recent Recipes

Synergistic Summer Slaw

Synergistic Summer Slaw

This salad may be one of the ultimate “Eat Food, Starve Cancer” recipes. The ingredients were chosen specifically for their anti angiogenesis properties. It is loaded with Vitamins C, E and A, anthocyanins, antioxidants, calcium, beta carotene, Omega 3′s, magnesium, chlorophyl, phytonutrients, fiber and more. Salad: 2 C grated red cabbage 1/2 C diced pineapple 3 T [...]

| April 19, 2013
Raw Lasagna

Raw Lasagna

This recipe for a raw lasagna is packed full of flavour. Don’t be discouraged by the length of the ingredients list. It’s very simple to prepare and one of my top raw favorites. Pignola Ricotta: 2 C pine nuts, soaked for one hour or more 2 T lemon juice 1 t salt 4 T water [...]

| April 19, 2013
Dill and Gooseberry Bruschetta

Dill and Gooseberry Bruschetta

Dill and Gooseberry Bruschetta 1 baguette 6 plum tomatoes 1/4 C chopped gooseberry 2 T finely diced red onion 2 T chopped dill 1/4 t dijon mustard 1/4 t red wine vinegar 1/4 t minced garlic 2 t fresh lime juice parmesan Cheese 1 baguette salt and pepper Cut tomatoes lengthwise and scoop out seeds [...]

| April 18, 2013

Recent Blog Posts

A to Z of Superfoods – “A” is for Apple

A to Z of Superfoods – “A” is for Apple

From the mountains of Central Asia comes the ultimate super food – The Apple. Daily, us humans consume more than 500,000 apples. Apples are by far the most widely cultivated fruit in the known universe. It has been said that the apple provides “eternal youthfulness”. It also embodies eternal sin. The ‘Adam’s Apple’ came from [...]

| April 15, 2013
Soy and the MSG Connection

Soy and the MSG Connection

Before I go into the SOY-MSG connection I will try to shed some light on msg and its potential negative effects on one’s health.  MSG, or monosodium glutamate is the sodium salt of glutamic acid. OK…so what does that mean? Glutamic acid is an abundant,non-essential, naturally occurring amino acid. Amino acids are what protein is [...]

| April 15, 2013
Soy, GMO’s and Fertility – Part 1

Soy, GMO’s and Fertility – Part 1

The Soy Story The soy bean plant is native to East Asia. It was traditionally consumed in a fermented state. Fermented soy bean products include soy sauce and miso. Soy beans are one of the hardest plant foods to digest.1 Why? Because soy beans are high in enzyme inhibitors and anti-nutrients. Enzymes are crucial in [...]

| April 15, 2013