Living Recipes
Summer Recipes that 'hit the spot!'
Super Arugula Salad
Summer is the perfect time to enjoy life-giving greens, so
celebrate the season by helping yourself to a large bowl of
spicy Arugula coupled with baby greens, preferably fresh
from the garden. Taste the goodness of greens the LIVING way!A generous handful of Arugula
An assortment of baby lettuce, chard or beet greens
Scallion tops, cut or broken into bite-sized pieces
Few herbs of choice (Basil is good!)Topping options:
Dulse Flakes
Hemp Seeds
Flax Seeds
1-2 tsp of coconut oil or healthy pesto
A dash of healthy saltToss well and savor the goodness! For
extra fun and variety, add in sliced or diced avocado, a few sprouts, a faint whisper of curry powder or a little lemon juice.Serve with a side of sprouted/dehydrated sunflower, pumpkin seeds and home-made crackers.
This salad is simple, quick, and easy to make-
a genuine palate pleaser!
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Green Grape Cooler
Need some heat relief? Beat sizzling,
summer temperatures with a fruit cooler
that will refresh yourself the healthy way.
It's naturally delicious, so give it a try!You will need:
A cluster of seedless green grapes
Purified waterWhat to do:
Take grapes off the stems and freeze
(preferrably overnight), then blend the
frozen grapes with some water on high
speed until liquified. Pour into a glass
and drink up!If you want to be extra cool, make
some 'grape-sicles!' Blend unfrozen
grapes and a little water, then pour
into small, paper cups. Add a popsicle-
style stick and place in the freezer
overnight. Before eating, let grape-
sicle(s) thaw slightly for a few minutes
on the counter in order to remove the
paper cup.'Way cool' as they say.....
Coolers can be made with a variety
of fresh, in-season fruit such as
strawberries, raspberries, black
berries, apricots, plums, peaches,
and more! So explore and discover
the endless possibilities of fruit coolers!