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raw nori wraps with red cabbage, cucumber, carrots, zucchini & spicy dipping sauce


I forgot to add avocado but the recipe was wonderful even without my creamy green friend. Having said that, if you've got an avocado handy, use it. I ran out of nori sheets so I used rice paper to wrap some as well. Rice paper is so fun and easy to use, and it lets you get a sneak peek of what's inside your roll! Colours abound in the plant kingdom. 

I was pretty busy in the kitchen today - I made four recipes (this one for you, and three for my cookbook) so I am looking forward to a relaxing evening hanging out with an old friend... and maybe watching Tarzan or Aladdin. Shh... Disney movies are great okay (you cannot argue). Actually, last night I watched Atlantis with my girl friend and it was awesome. Sure, there are plot holes - but what is a plot hole when you get to relive your childhood in technicolour with an original soundtrack!? Also... yikes, Disney flicks are problematic as heck. But everything is. You just gotta acknowledge it and take the bad with the good I guess? Anyhoo - this recipe is bomb, try it! XO


raw nori wraps with red cabbage, cucumber, carrots, zucchini & spicy dipping sauce 

Wraps:
1/2 head red cabbage
1 carrot
1 small zucchini
1/2 cucumber
2 kale leaves 
1 avocado
3-4 nori sheets and/or rice paper sheets

Sauce: 
1 tablespoon tahini
Chili powder, to taste
1 tablespoon miso
2 dates
Juice from 1/2 lemon
1 small garlic clove
Water, as needed to make it creamy and smooth

Make the sauce by blending all the ingredients together until smooth. Now make your wraps: shred the veggies thinly on a mandolin, but chop the cucumber by hand. Tear up the kale leaves and slice the avocado. Lay your desired fillings on one side of your nori sheet, and on the opposite side spread a little sauce to seal together the ends when you roll it up. Roll everything up tight and set aside. If you're using rice paper, dip the paper in hot water until it's pliable, then place everything you want in the middle. Wrap up like a burrito. Dip your wraps in your sauce and get this party started.

CHRISTMAS RECIPE ROUNDUP

Recipe roundups seem to be pretty popular, since they throw together all the best options for certain holidays, events, etc. In this case, the theme is Christmas. I'll start off by saying that there are endless choices for what to make, but the ones I have chosen to include here are simply past favourites of mine that I think everyone will be able to appreciate. Pretty much all these recipes are raw, except for the mostly raw potoato salad (you gotta steam or boil the potatoes). Let's get un-cookin'! 

DRINKS


SNACKS


ENTREES


DESSERTS