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Laurie & Kevin at Purple Adobe Lavender Farm

madgood started as a food lab in the kitchen. So many health problems had accumulated in our lives… it was time to come clean. Was there a way to eat foods that reduce inflammation in the body while still tasting good and feeding our souls?

Coconut Yogurt

February 16, 2020

From Noveau Raw's Young Thai Coconut Yogurt.

Exotic Superfoods has amazing young Thai coconuts shipped frozen for freshness. Thanks Amie Sue! 

By fermenting your probiotics, you're actually eating colonies of good bacteria rather than just colony forming units (CFUs). I think this gives them a better chance of surviving in the gut and also some delicious coconut fiber to eat while they're there.

  • 2 cups             Young Thai Coconut Meat

  • 3/4 cup           Warm Spring Water

  • 2 T                 Coconut Nectar or Maple Syrup

  • 1/4 t                Probiotic powder

Blend all ingredients in a clean blender. Pour into clean jars, leaving room for expansion (about half), and allow to ferment on the counter covered by a clean towel with a rubber band for 12 - 18 hours. Refrigerate.

You can sweeten this again after fermentation and add fruit, nuts or any embellishment you like. Enjoy!

In can be oil-free, gluten-free, vegan, vegetarian Tags breakfast, fermented

Sprouted Chickpea Hummus

February 16, 2020

Inspired by Mediterranean Snacks Classic Hummus Dip

Great for picnics and get-togethers, this hummus is easy and delicious. Soaking and sprouting the beans reduces things like phytic acid, making your chick peas easy to digest and more nutritious.

  • 1 C dried dried garbanzo beans (chick peas) - canned chick peas will work as well, no soaking needed.

  • 1/3 C tahini (sesame seed paste)

  • Juice of 1 - 2 lemons (to taste)

  • 1 t sea salt

  • 2 cloves garlic

  • 1 T olive oil

  • extra water or oil for texture

  • embellishments like sundried tomatoes, herbs, green onions, olives, etc. (to taste)

  • olive oil, paprika (smoked if you like) and toasted pine nuts for garnish

Soak your garbanzo beans for 12+ hours starting with hot water. This begins the sprouting process. The next day remove from water and rinse. Leave on counter or in fridge while sprouting. Rinse each day. Over the next 2-3 days you'll see tails sprout on the beans. How long you sprout is up to you. If you're using pre-sprouted beans, then just soak overnight.

Blend all ingredients in the food processor or blender. Add oil or water until your perfect consistency is reached. Add your embellishments and top with a drizzle of olive oil, a dusting of paprika {smoked is quite good}, and some toasted pine nuts. Enjoy with veggies, crackers, or baked lentil chips!

 

 

 

In vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, can be oil-free Tags snack, sides
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