As I’ve worked on updates and revisions on my raw book, I’ve gotten excited about trying some of the recipes that I haven’t made in a while. One was my raw nut-based cheesecake, but when I went to our local co-op and saw the price of macadamias I quickly gave up that idea! It would have cost over six dollars just for the nuts for the filling, say nothing about any other of the ingredients.
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These tasty little treats are sweet, dark, rich and oily- as I remember my mom’s brownies to be when I was a kid. But it’s all the pleasure, none of the guilt with these raw, fruit and nut-based brownies. Besides being incredibly tasty, they are rich in good oils and calcium! Definitely the best of both worlds in this case.
I always think it is a shame to hear how most people assume that healthy food...
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Kim Wilson on Feb 28th, 2012 in
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As I’ve mentioned, I’m working on getting my first book, Everyday Wholesome Eating, prepared for a new printing. The book celebrated its 10th anniversary last fall and although quite a number of years have passed since its first printing, I’m so excited and encouraged to find (as I check it over with a fine-toothed comb) that it’s still a great book! It is an exclusively whole food,...
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Kim Wilson on Dec 12th, 2011 in
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Last Friday, as I was working on the final edits on Good and Easy Eats, I had the inspiration to make a “Double Chocolate Muffin” variation of the Chocolate Chip Muffin recipe. I knew this basically meant adding some cocoa powder to the dry ingredients, but I also knew I’d need to increase the wet ingredients slightly. All of this meant stepping away from the computer for another kitchen...
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Kim Wilson on Oct 24th, 2011 in
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This is the pie crust recipe I used last week when I made pumpkin pie for my family’s early Thanksgiving celebration. It is a simple “press-into-the-pie-plate” style crust. The ingredients are combined in a food processor and then pressed into place. Easy Easy. It works great for pumpkin pie. The flavor is rich but neutral, so the pumpkin pie filling really shines...