Mmmm… Indian food…
We still do treat ourselves from time to time with cooked vegan Indian food, but the last time we realized it’s just too heavy and I doubt we’ll be doing it any time soon.
This is a great recipe that was in a book by Kate Wood. The book was given to Ann to borrow by a client of ours–and faithful viewer! (Thanks Dede!!!)
It’s nice spicy and sweet raw food Indian recipe that any one who loves asparagus and curry will really dig!
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This recipe is from Kate Wood’s Eat Smart, Eat Raw which you can find here!
Here’s the recipe:
Raw Food Carrot Asparagus Curry
Sauce -which is out of this world
6 Tomatoes or 2 Cartons of Cherry tomatoes
4 tbsp sun dried Tomatoes
2 sticks of celery
2 carrots
2 tbsp tamari (which Annmarie forgot
and it taste great without
4 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
1 small onion
2 tbsp Garam masala
1/2 red chili
pinch of curry (added by Annmarie)
Veggies
2 carrots
12 asparagus spears, sliced
6 mushrooms, sliced
4 oz spinach, shredded
4 oz lentil sprouts for garnish
4 tbsp cashews for garnish
To make the sauce, add all ingredients to Vita Mix and Blend. For veggies shred carrots or chop up into bit sizes pieces, ad all other veggies in bowl mix with sauce so the ingredients are evenly covered. Garnish serve and enjoy!!
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9:39 pm on October 8th, 2008
“a nice vortex” *giggle* I can only think of Sedona anymore when I hear the word “vortex.”
KDcat and I just picked up some asparagus and we always have carrots and Indian spices, so we’ll be making this tomorrow! Thanks so much for the demo, Annmarie!! I’m hoping it will taste good on a bed of lettuce, since I don’t have any spinach.
We won’t be in the area, but you are always welcome to come here to visit anytime you like.
Lots of love to both of you,
Wendi
XOXOXO
10:18 pm on October 8th, 2008
Great recipe! I have some tomatoes still I was looking for something different to do, a curry sounds great
I don’t have masala, what spices would you suggest adding?
I will be seeing you, on both Sunday and Tuesday in fact. Just got home from the cafe, from Raw Chocolate prep class with Glen.
10:42 pm on October 8th, 2008
Kev,
Vitamix is now making their container out of Lexar product. What do you know of this product… they say it’s safer than their previous container. Do you feel safe using your container since it is the older model? I would see if I could change it, personally. (I am in the market for the vitamix blender currently)
thanks Mark -Mississauga (ontario)
12:15 am on October 9th, 2008
Your curry dish looks wonderful and can’t wait to try it. I just listened to your interview with David and I always learn something new from him. I didn’t get home from work in time to hear you being interviewed and I really wanted to hear that. Wish there was some way, if it was recorded, that it could be replayed. What are the chances?
Carole
1:05 am on October 9th, 2008
Yum! How many servings?
6:12 am on October 9th, 2008
The curry looks great. I won’t be at any of the events you mentioned because I’m stuck here in the UK (Booo!). However, David Wolfe is speaking in London on Saturday 18th October, and I will be at that event
What’s all this business about the vitamix container? I haven’t got one yet but I’ve been thinking about it.
9:52 am on October 9th, 2008
Hi Kevin,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQjK0tqcef4
Kate lives just down the road from me. She’s actually called Kate Magic these days, as she changed her name.
Watch her & Shazzie sing
6:07 pm on October 9th, 2008
That curry looks yummy! Can’t wait to try it. Regarding possible future guests: perhaps you could get together with raw vegan athlete Tim VanOrden (from http://www.runningraw.com.) He’s based in Vermont but runs lots of races in the New England area. Lately he’s had incredible results (1st place finishes and new course records!) His mission is to show the world what’s possible living a raw food diet.
Thanks for your wonderful show!
9:20 pm on October 10th, 2008
Great recipe, cannot wait to try it!
I was thinking of “cooking” the asparagus in the dehydrator either with the sauce or without to make it even softer.
You could also try to serve it over “rice”. I made this amazing recipe from equal part of cauliflower, parsnip chopped up fine in food processor together with some fresh ginger and a tiny bit of almond butter and salt to taste. I swear to god, when I opened the lid of processor it smelled exactly like rice and it tasted amazing!
2:58 pm on October 18th, 2008
Thanks for the recipe and demo – can’t wait to try it, I absolutely love curry!!
Oooooh, I wish I could come to the events next week! Why don’t you (or as we say here, “y’all”) come to Oklahoma??
Have fun next week!!