Menu
> Sunflower Greens with minty peas and spicy radish
> Red Peppers & Batavia lettuce leaves stuffed with lemon and coriander hummous
> Almond apple and blueberry smoothie for one
> A English Smoothie
> Winter salad and relish
> A Spicy Winter salad
> Potassium Broth
> Hazelnut Savoury
> Raw Chutney
> Juicy Green Salad
> Flax Crackers
> Sunflower pate
> Rich Protein Breakfast
> Raw Asparagus Salad
> Borscht with crackers
> Asparagus tips with purslane and young spinach leaves
> Burgers with Mango Chutney
> Carob Cakes
> Winter Coleslaw
> Simnel Cake
> Red Peppers & Batavia lettuce leaves stuffed with lemon and coriander hummous
> Almond apple and blueberry smoothie for one
> A English Smoothie
> Winter salad and relish
> A Spicy Winter salad
> Potassium Broth
> Hazelnut Savoury
> Raw Chutney
> Juicy Green Salad
> Flax Crackers
> Sunflower pate
> Rich Protein Breakfast
> Raw Asparagus Salad
> Borscht with crackers
> Asparagus tips with purslane and young spinach leaves
> Burgers with Mango Chutney
> Carob Cakes
> Winter Coleslaw
> Simnel Cake
Almond apple and blueberry smoothie for one
Soak a handful of almonds for 12 hours and throw away the soak water and soak in fresh water for another 12 hours. They’ll keep in the fridge for 2 or 3 days so do enough for a few breakfasts. If you have any digestive sensitivity, squeeze off the brown skins between finger and thumb, otherwise blend them as they are, with a little rejuvelac, water or apple juice. Add an apple roughly chopped, and blend again. Finally add some blueberries, blend briefly and pour into a bowl. Eat at once.

