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In this episode of The Raw Food Podcast, Laura-Jane The Rawtarian has a massive face-off between juices and smoothies. Which one is better? Listen and found out!
In this episode, Laura-Jane The Rawtarian explains how to grow sprouts (for example, alfalfa sprouts or lentil sprouts) at home using only a mason jar, some cheesecloth and sproutable seeds.
In this episode, Laura-Jane The Rawtarian outlines which raw sweeteners she uses. Ingredients mentioned in this episode include fruits, maple syrup, agave nectar, unpasteurized honey and stevia.
In this episode, Laura-Jane The Rawtarian shares general principles shared by the raw food community regarding which ingredients are raw or not.
In this episode, Laura-Jane The Rawtarian shares the concept of "decision-free living" and how implementing a simple rule can help you make better food decisions every single day with way less mental effort.
In this episode, Laura-Jane The Rawtarian shares some of her best tips for how to stay raw when on vacation.
In this episode, Laura-Jane The Rawtarian shares some of her best tips for how to simplify recipes yourself. She outlines the main types of ingredient categories (sweeteners, thickeners, creamers, binders); she shares her top tips for ingredients you can eliminate, and then provides a specific example of how to...
Listen Now: RFP30: Simplify your own recipes »In this episode, Laura-Jane The Rawtarian shares a celebratory moment with you about her print cookbook, which goes on sale on Feb 17, 2014, which is a major milestone in her life. But this episode is more about the zen of achieving big goals (like publishing a cookbook or losing a substantial amount of weight or...
Listen Now: RFP29: Zen and the Art of Cookbooks »In this episode, Laura-Jane The Rawtarian interviews Gina Silvestri, a life coach, radio host and certified reiki practitioner.
In this episode, Laura-Jane The Rawtarian talks about how to nut milk. Topics covered: nut milk bags, cashew and almond milk, making recipes with leftover almond pulp.
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