If you're thinking of changing to a raw food diet but are afraid that a lack of raw food recipes will hold you back, never fear. Two websites stand out as great sources of raw food recipes. Many of the these recipes use common foods readily available at the local supermarket. These recipes make changing to a raw food diet easy and fun.
Bryan Au, a cooking show celebrity and raw food chef, recommends this technique for newcomers because it also keeps raw food preparation steps to a minimum. It's worth keeping in mind as you browse the lists of raw food recipes and choose those that appeal to you.
Living Foods: Recipes and Tips for Those New to Raw Foods
Living Foods promises to offer the largest and most comprehensive source of raw food recipes on the web. Whether this is true or not remains to be seen, but the website itself contains dozens upon dozens of recipes. Recipes are categorized into lists such as crackers and breads, appetizers, juices, drinks and smoothies, and much more. Make apple pie, pecan mousse, and other tasty treats using only living foods. If you're discouraged by challenges like eating out on a raw food diet, there's a handy chat room, forums and bulletin boards so you can connect with like-minded vegans. Visitors can also share raw food recipes with one another, trade tips, and shop the online store.
We Like It Raw: Mouth-Watering Recipes and Easy to Use Format
We Like It Raw provides readers with more than just recipes. It's a one stop resource for those changing to a raw food diet. Readers will find an abundance of mouth-watering raw food recipes accompanied by attractive pictures of the final dish. Those interested in changing to a raw food diet or embracing a raw food lifestyle can download and listen to podcasts free from the site, or follow the site's author, Druhmil Purohit, using Twitter. It's a fun, hip and attractive site for the raw food lifestyle that includes so many mouth-watering raw food recipes you won't know which one to try first!
Tips for Choosing Recipes for Newcomers to a Raw Food Diet
- Choose recipes with five or fewer ingredients for easier preparation.
- Look for recipes that do not require special equipment, such as a dehydrator.
- Read ingredient lists and choose recipes with ingredients you have on hand or can easily purchase.
- Watch videos on YouTube and other free websites demonstrating raw food preparation.
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