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It can be hard to find organic young coconuts sometimes, and frankly, I wanted something faster that I didn't have to chisel apart! This spicy Thai style soup is made from dried shredded coconut, and blended up in a jiffy! I poured it over (not raw) rice vermicelli noodles, but this could easily be put over kelp noodles or zucchini noodles.

I love this website so much. This is my first recipe. I hope you like it.

I don't know how much of each spice I put on, I didn't think it was going to turn out as good as it did!

This tastes fabulous! Even my non raw mom said she liked it better than regular tuna salad! You can even make sushi rolls with it. I got the recipe from my friend Rashimba who makes it at the Food Co-Op were she works. It can be a totally raw recipe if you make your own raw mayo, but I love the Veganaise.

I adapted this from a cooked recipe I found on the Internet and made a few changes. I used both white and red quinoa, although the red didn't sprout as well and was a little crunchy. Maybe it was the brand I bought. Anyway, it ends up like a mustard-y pilaf kind of thing--rockin' flavor!

The french breakfast radish is the only variety I've used to make this. It is a bit slender, pink on the top half and white on the bottom half with great crunch. The dijon vinaigrette dressing keeps the "heat" of the radish from dominating the dish.

This is a light, nutty, sweet and spicy salad that is easy to prepare. Very different too.