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This is my favorite "un-cook" book! This recipe is modified a bit from this book but certainly not my recipe. |
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You'll need: 1/2 medium watermelon, 1 lemon, fresh ginger, about 2 cups pure water, unprocessed sea, Celtic or primordial salt, cutting board, knife, blender, pitcher . Optional: soaked dates for added sweetness and a drinking glasses (the glass is optional because you may not get that far! It's THAT good!). |
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Cut your melon half up into bits small enough for your blender and add them in. |
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add the juice of a full lemon and a coin of ginger. I used a bit more than an inch. If you are sharing this with kids make sure they like ginger before you add more than a quarter size. You can always add more later. Save the rinds for further in the recipe. |
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pit your dates after soaking and add them in too. |
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Pinch of salt. |
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Clean out the inside of the rinds and carve a tiny bit off of each of the bottoms so they can stand up by their own. |
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Add your water into the blender and give a good puree. Add more water if you need. You can strain this if ou dont want ginger bits in here but I dont. Then pour the mixture into a pitcher because your going to want to share this with everyone. |
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For the children as a treat after dinner, fill the rinds with a bit of the watermelon mixture and freeze! Pretty scrummy! |
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Lil' wanted Zoe to be a mermaid like her big sister's doll Coral so I whipped up this costume in about 15 minutes. She was thrilled! Not too bad I guess for a quick outfit. |
My week has been filled with preparation. Preparation for weight loss, detox,and the first anniversary of my mama's death. That is a bit stressful to think about but it's also a relief that some time has passed. I've been in a rut with my diet this past year, eating whatever I want whenever I want. I have been eating to calm my sad feelings but grief gets easier to handle and I'm to the point where I need to get back on the wagon. Sprouted foods and wheat grass, plenty of green juice and veggies herbs and some fruit. I'm going to take it slowly. I have always had more success with a high raw diet than 100% raw and that's fine with me. There is just no comparison to how I feel eating like this every day. What do you eat that makes you feel at your best?
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