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- ½ block silken tofu (1)
- ½ coconut milk (1)
- ½ cup full-fat coconut milk (1)
- ½ cup leftover Uzbek Mushroom Plov (1)
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- ½ cup mashed chickpeas (1)
- ½ cup tempura batter (1)
- ½ lemon juice (1)
- ½ teaspoon arrowroot or cornstarch (1)
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- ½ tsp salt (1)
- ½ tsp sea salt (3)
- ½ tsp smoked paprika (1)
- ½ tsp toasted sesame oil (1)
- ½ tsp turmeric (1)
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- ÂĽ cup dry white wine (1)
- ÂĽ cup vegan cashew ricotta (1)
- ÂĽ teaspoon Ashwagandha Powder (1)
- ÂĽ teaspoon turmeric (1)
- ÂĽ tsp Ashwagandha (1)
- ÂĽ tsp Astragalus (1)
- ÂĽ tsp black pepper (1)
- ÂĽ tsp Pine Pollen (1)
- ¼ tsp powdered lion’s mane or ashwagandha (1)
- ÂĽ tsp Reishi powder (1)
- ÂĽ tsp turmeric (1)
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- In small bowl, combine a mix of your favorite berries with a splash of apple cider vinegar and a pinch of salt. Allow them to sit and ferment at room temperature for about minutes, stirring occasionally. (1)
- Infuse with Rosemary (1)
- Ingredients (11)
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- No added ingredients—this is the transformation step. (1)
- Notes: (1)
- Notes: 1 tsp spirulina with 1 tbsp olive oil and a pinch of lemon. (1)
- Notes: A creamy Middle Eastern yogurt cheese. (1)
- Notes: A hint of warmth in the dukkah. (1)
- Notes: A sweet onion will bring a lovely depth to the dish. (1)
- Notes: about 600–700 g. (1)
- Notes: Add as needed to adjust dough texture. (1)
- Notes: Add for an extra magical touch. (1)
- Notes: Add more for an extra kick, if desired. (1)
- Notes: Additional for thinning the tahini dressing. (1)
- Notes: Adds a cheesy, umami flavor. (1)
- Notes: Adds a crunchy texture and a pop of color. (1)
- Notes: Adds a fresh, herbaceous note to the dish. (1)
- Notes: Adds a nice tang. (1)
- Notes: Adds a nutty flavor and extra protein. (1)
- Notes: Adds a refreshing citrus hint. (1)
- Notes: Adds a refreshing crunch. (1)
- Notes: Adds a smoky depth to the dish. (1)
- Notes: Adds a warm, aromatic flavor. (1)
- Notes: Adds a warm, earthy flavor and vibrant color. (1)
- Notes: Adds a warm, earthy flavor. (1)
- Notes: Adds acidity. (1)
- Notes: Adds color and flavor. (2)
- Notes: Adds creaminess and a tropical vibe. (1)
- Notes: Adds depth and flavor; don’t skip this! (1)
- Notes: Adds depth of flavor. (1)
- Notes: Adds depth to the broth. (1)
- Notes: Adds earthy warmth to the topping. (1)
- Notes: Adds richness and helps bind the dough. (1)
- Notes: Adds richness to the dough. (1)
- Notes: Adds sweetness and depth. (1)
- Notes: Adds umami flavor to the broth. (1)
- Notes: Adjust according to preference. (1)
- Notes: Adjust according to your taste preference. (1)
- Notes: Adjust according to your taste. (1)
- Notes: Adjust as needed to form a soft dough. (1)
- Notes: Adjust sweetness to taste or use maple syrup for a vegan option. (1)
- Notes: Adjust sweetness to taste. (1)
- Notes: Adjust sweetness to your liking; you can use granulated or coconut sugar. (1)
- Notes: Adjust sweetness to your liking. (1)
- Notes: Adjust the sweetness to your preference. (1)
- Notes: Adjust this based on the sweetness of your blueberries. (1)
- Notes: Adjust to taste for a spicy kick. (1)
- Notes: Adjust to taste for spiciness. (1)
- Notes: Adjust to taste; remember the miso adds saltiness too. (1)
- Notes: Adjust to taste. (6)
- Notes: Alkalizes and brightens complexion. (1)
- Notes: Antibacterial oils freshen breath and body aroma. Use mint as an alternative. (1)
- Notes: Antioxidant boost and clean caffeine source. (1)
- Notes: Any color will do; I love using red for sweetness! (1)
- Notes: any cooked or raw (1)
- Notes: Balances sweetness. (1)
- Notes: Balances the flavors beautifully. (1)
- Notes: Balances the sweetness beautifully. (1)
- Notes: Base for the broth. (1)
- Notes: Beaten (1)
- Notes: Beaten to bind the ingredients together. (1)
- Notes: Beta-carotene promotes natural radiance. (1)
- Notes: Black or white chia seeds work well. (1)
- Notes: brewed and chilled (1)
- Notes: Brightens the dish and enhances the coconut flavor. (1)
- Notes: Brightens the dish. (1)
- Notes: Brightens the sauce. (1)
- Notes: Brightens up the flavors of the topping. (1)
- Notes: Calming adaptogen (1)
- Notes: Can use almond or oat milk as a substitute (1)
- Notes: Canned or cooked, drained and rinsed. (1)
- Notes: Canned or cooked; adds protein. (1)
- Notes: chia seeds as an alternative; omega-s for cellular hydration. (1)
- Notes: Choose a high-quality, fruity olive oil. (1)
- Notes: Choose a ripe avocado for creaminess. (1)
- Notes: Choose firm silken tofu for better texture. (1)
- Notes: Choose gluten-free options. (1)
- Notes: Choose sweet, juicy mangoes for the best flavor. (1)
- Notes: Chop finely for maximum flavor infusion. (1)
- Notes: chopped (1)
- Notes: Chopped finely (1)
- Notes: Chopped for the dukkah topping. (1)
- Notes: Chopped into small pieces (1)
- Notes: Chopped, for garnish. (1)
- Notes: Chopped, optional for added crunch and nutrition. (1)
- Notes: Chopped; adds freshness and a pop of color. (1)
- Notes: Chopped. (1)
- Notes: Cilantro or radish can be used. (1)
- Notes: Cooked and cooled chickpeas work best. (1)
- Notes: Cooked and cooled for best texture (1)
- Notes: Creamy or chunky, depending on your texture preference. (1)
- Notes: Creamy sesame paste for dressing. (1)
- Notes: crushed, optional, traditional for kharcho (1)
- Notes: crystal essence for prosperity frequency (1)
- Notes: cubed (1)
- Notes: Cut into cubes; press to remove excess moisture if necessary. (1)
- Notes: Cut into florets (1)
- Notes: Cut into florets for even cooking. (1)
- Notes: Cut into florets for roasting. (1)
- Notes: diced (1)
- Notes: Diced for freshness. (1)
- Notes: drizzle for a Scandinavian touch (1)
- Notes: Earthy + grounding, optional. (1)
- Notes: Enhance the overall flavor. (1)
- Notes: Enhances flavor. (1)
- Notes: Enhances overall flavor. (1)
- Notes: Enhances the dough's flavor. (1)
- Notes: Enhances the emerald tone. (1)
- Notes: Enhances the flavors of the bread. (1)
- Notes: enhances the floral aroma (1)
- Notes: Enhances the lime flavor; use a microplane for fine zest. (1)
- Notes: Enhances the natural sweetness of the berries. (1)
- Notes: Ensure it's food-grade for internal consumption. (1)
- Notes: Essential for seasoning. (1)
- Notes: Extra virgin adds great flavor. (1)
- Notes: Extra virgin for best flavor. (1)
- Notes: Extra virgin olive oil brings richness to the soup. (1)
- Notes: Extra virgin olive oil is preferred. (1)
- Notes: finely chopped (1)
- Notes: Finely chopped for a mild bite. (1)
- Notes: Finely chopped for sweetness. (1)
- Notes: Finely chopped fresh or dried. (1)
- Notes: Finely chopped, fresh or frozen. (1)
- Notes: Finely chopped. (1)
- Notes: Finely diced. (1)
- Notes: food-grade only (1)
- Notes: for % buckwheat noodles for a gluten-free option. (1)
- Notes: For a burst of color and freshness. (1)
- Notes: For a citrusy flavor. (1)
- Notes: For a creamy texture. (1)
- Notes: For a crunchy, chocolatey topping. (1)
- Notes: For a nutty aroma. (1)
- Notes: For a pop of sweetness and color! (1)
- Notes: For a rich, tropical flavor. (1)
- Notes: For a savory finish; can substitute with nutritional yeast for a vegan option. (1)
- Notes: For a savory, fermented flavor. (1)
- Notes: For a spicy kick. (1)
- Notes: For a touch of sweetness. (1)
- Notes: For a warm, spicy note. (1)
- Notes: For added flavor in the dukkah. (1)
- Notes: For added healthy fats (1)
- Notes: For added nutrients and color. (1)
- Notes: For binding the dough. (1)
- Notes: For brightness and digestive activation. (1)
- Notes: For calming and adaptation support. (1)
- Notes: For color and anti-inflammatory benefits. (1)
- Notes: For color and health benefits. (2)
- Notes: For creaminess and protein boost. (1)
- Notes: For decorative purposes. (1)
- Notes: For finishing the broth. (1)
- Notes: For frying the tofu. (1)
- Notes: for garnish (1)
- Notes: For garnish (1)
- Notes: For garnish and added crunch. (2)
- Notes: For garnish and an extra crunch. (1)
- Notes: For garnish. (2)
- Notes: For grilling. (1)
- Notes: For luminescent blue color. (1)
- Notes: for manifestation focus (1)
- Notes: For marinating tofu. (1)
- Notes: For plating. (1)
- Notes: For sautéing and adding flavor. (1)
- Notes: For sautéing and extra richness. (1)
- Notes: For sautéing the vegetables and adding richness. (1)
- Notes: For sautéing. (1)
- Notes: For seasoning the tofu. (1)
- Notes: For seasoning. (2)
- Notes: For serving; choose your favorite base. (1)
- Notes: For that iconic tangy kick that makes this risotto truly galactic. (1)
- Notes: For that spicy, fermented kick—choose your favorite type! (1)
- Notes: For the mousse, whipped to soft peaks. (1)
- Notes: For the sauce base. (1)
- Notes: For topping, choose your favorite mix. (1)
- Notes: For topping, use seasonal or favorite fruits. (1)
- Notes: For vibrant color and health benefits. (1)
- Notes: Fresh carrots add a beautiful sweetness and vibrant color. (1)
- Notes: Fresh garlic elevates the flavor beautifully. (1)
- Notes: Fresh ginger adds a zesty flavor. (1)
- Notes: Fresh or frozen blueberries can be used for the coulis. (1)
- Notes: Fresh or frozen works best; defrost if using frozen. (1)
- Notes: Fresh or frozen works well, adds nutrients without altering the taste. (1)
- Notes: Fresh or frozen works; just ensure they are thawed if using frozen. (1)
- Notes: Fresh, can substitute with kale or mixed greens. (1)
- Notes: Fresh, ripe tomatoes will enhance the gazpacho's flavor. (1)
- Notes: Fresh; wilts beautifully in the curry. (1)
- Notes: Freshly chopped for herby flavor. (1)
- Notes: Freshly cracked for best flavor. (1)
- Notes: Freshly cracked for the best flavor. (1)
- Notes: Freshly cracked is best for flavor. (1)
- Notes: Freshly ground black pepper will enhance the flavors. (1)
- Notes: Freshly ground for best flavor. (1)
- Notes: Freshly ground for better flavor. (1)
- Notes: Freshly ground for more aroma. (1)
- Notes: Freshly ground for seasoning. (1)
- Notes: Freshly ground is recommended. (1)
- Notes: Freshly shredded for crunch. (1)
- Notes: Freshly squeezed for best flavor. (1)
- Notes: Freshly squeezed for brightness (1)
- Notes: Freshly squeezed for brightness. (2)
- Notes: Freshly squeezed for flavor. (1)
- Notes: Freshly squeezed for the best flavor. (1)
- Notes: Freshly squeezed lime juice adds brightness. (1)
- Notes: Freshly squeezed. (1)
- Notes: Full-fat coconut milk for creaminess. (1)
- Notes: Full-fat for a richer flavor (1)
- Notes: Full-fat for creaminess. (1)
- Notes: full-fat, canned (1)
- Notes: Gives the bread its lift. Ensure it's fresh! (1)
- Notes: Grated; adds warmth and spice. (1)
- Notes: Grated. (1)
- Notes: Ground; brings earthiness. (1)
- Notes: Ground; complements turmeric beautifully. (1)
- Notes: Halved for a burst of sweetness. (1)
- Notes: Halved for easier eating. (1)
- Notes: High-quality, culinary grade matcha works best. (1)
- Notes: Homemade or store-bought; keep it warm on the stove. (1)
- Notes: Hormonal balance and steady vitality. (1)
- Notes: Hydrating base for the elixir. (1)
- Notes: Indian spice blend for flavor. (1)
- Notes: into -inch thick pieces. (1)
- Notes: Japanese or Okinawan (1)
- Notes: Lightly steamed; use kale as an alternative. (1)
- Notes: Lightly toasted for extra crunch. (1)
- Notes: Liquid or powder. (1)
- Notes: Look for bananas that are heavily speckled for maximum sweetness. (1)
- Notes: Low sodium preferred. (1)
- Notes: Low-sodium recommended. (1)
- Notes: Main component of the dish. (1)
- Notes: Make sure to steam or boil the sweet potatoes until soft before mashing. (1)
- Notes: Medium-chain triglyceride oil, great for energy. (1)
- Notes: Melted and slightly cooled. (1)
- Notes: minced (2)
- Notes: Minced for a subtle kick. (1)
- Notes: Minced for the dressing. (1)
- Notes: Minced; adds depth to the flavor. (1)
- Notes: Minced; enhances aroma. (1)
- Notes: Minced. (2)
- Notes: Monitor salt levels, especially when using salted broth. (1)
- Notes: Natural sweetener option. (1)
- Notes: Nordic touch, like violets or marigolds (1)
- Notes: Nordic-Mediterranean flavor bridge (1)
- Notes: Nourishing fats for luminous skin. (1)
- Notes: Omega-rich topping. (1)
- Notes: onion ends, carrot peels, celery ends, tomato cores, mushroom stems (1)
- Notes: optional (2)
- Notes: Optional adaptogen for calming focus. (1)
- Notes: Optional adaptogen for cognitive boost. (1)
- Notes: Optional adaptogen for vitality. (1)
- Notes: Optional for depth. (1)
- Notes: Optional for enhanced mood support. (1)
- Notes: Optional for heat (1)
- Notes: Optional for radiance and liver cleansing. (1)
- Notes: optional for the “neural green” tone (1)
- Notes: Optional, adds a warm spice. (1)
- Notes: optional, adds warmth and aids digestion (1)
- Notes: Optional, but adds a fresh, herby note. (1)
- Notes: Optional, but adds a lovely umami note. (1)
- Notes: Optional, drizzle over the toast for extra sweetness. (1)
- Notes: Optional, for a warm spice note. (1)
- Notes: Optional, for added fiber and texture. (1)
- Notes: Optional, for additional crunch and flavor. (1)
- Notes: Optional, for additional tang. (1)
- Notes: optional, for gentle sweetness (1)
- Notes: Optional, for heat. (1)
- Notes: optional, for silky texture (1)
- Notes: Optional; enhances digestion and skin clarity. (1)
- Notes: Optional; enhances glow and scent. (1)
- Notes: Optional; use edible flowers as an alternative for visual beauty and trace minerals. (1)
- Notes: or ½ tsp dried rosemary infused in warm water (1)
- Notes: or agave (1)
- Notes: Or any plant-based milk of your choice. (1)
- Notes: Or avocado oil for vegan option. (1)
- Notes: or cashew cheese for vegan option (1)
- Notes: or sea lettuce (1)
- Notes: or skip if unavailable (1)
- Notes: or soba, rinsed and cooled (1)
- Notes: Or thick plant-based yogurt (1)
- Notes: Or to taste. (1)
- Notes: Or your preferred bread choice. (1)
- Notes: or yuzu juice (1)
- Notes: oz, with juices. (1)
- Notes: Peeled and diced into small cubes. (1)
- Notes: Pitted and sliced, or use dried apricots rehydrated in warm water. (1)
- Notes: Preferably raw, unpasteurized; use sauerkraut as an alternative. (1)
- Notes: Pressed and cut into rectangles. (1)
- Notes: Provides a sweet and earthy flavor. (1)
- Notes: Provides creaminess and a hint of sweetness. (1)
- Notes: Provides the vibrant green color and nutrients. (1)
- Notes: Pure extracts are best for their depth of flavor. (1)
- Notes: Pure vanilla extract enhances the flavor. (1)
- Notes: Raw cacao powder for a richer flavor. (1)
- Notes: rice + mushrooms + spices (1)
- Notes: Rich in protein and slow-releasing carbs for stable energy. (1)
- Notes: Rinse and drain canned beans to remove excess salt. (1)
- Notes: Rinse before cooking to remove bitterness. (1)
- Notes: Rinse thoroughly before cooking to remove any debris. (1)
- Notes: Rinse thoroughly before cooking to remove bitterness. (1)
- Notes: Rinse thoroughly to remove bitterness. (2)
- Notes: Rinse thoroughly under cold water. (1)
- Notes: Rinse well to remove the bitter saponins before cooking. (1)
- Notes: Rinsed and dried (1)
- Notes: Roast beforehand for a sweet, caramelized flavor. (1)
- Notes: Roasted or boiled; peel and chop into bite-sized pieces. (1)
- Notes: Should be chilled before use. (1)
- Notes: Slice them thinly for even roasting. (1)
- Notes: sliced into wedges (1)
- Notes: Sliced or diced for topping. (1)
- Notes: Sliced or slivered, for extra texture. (1)
- Notes: Soak overnight if possible (1)
- Notes: Soften in warm water just before use (1)
- Notes: sprinkle (1)
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