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This recipe was inspired by the Post Punk Kitchen's version. Isa Chandra Moskowitz rocks!

This is my take on a recipe called Cashew Gesundheit from David Zinzenko's Zero-Belly Diet.

This is my take on a recipe called the M*A*S*H Grill from David Zinczenko's Zero-Belly Diet.

Absolutely no Cream of Mushroom Soup or any other kind of processed additive is in this recipe.

A lactose-free version of the White Russian with a subtle pecan flavor. Named after a concept from Lev Grossman's "The Magicians" where a magician becomes overpowered from the very magic they have evoked.

This dish has a crunchy texture and a flavorful ginger-lime dressing.

"Slightly sweet, with a tender crumb thanks to the buttermilk, this is not only good on its own, but perfect when combined with savory ingredients for the ultimate Thanksgiving dressing." -Everyday Food

Perfect for an elegant afternoon tea.

This lemony vegan salad makes great leftovers for lunch the next day.

This recipe is a variation of the recipe used on Dr. Oz's Rapid Weight-Loss diet plan. I chose to leave out the rice protein powder because I learned that most protein powders contain glutamates, which I am trying to avoid.

From Appetite For Reduction by Isa Chandra Moskowitz, author of Veganomicon.

This recipe is appropriate for those avoiding salicylates, glutamates, and amines according to the RPAH elimination diet for food intolerances.

For those avoiding salicylates, glutamates, and amines according to the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital's (RPAH) elimination diet for food intolerances.

For those avoiding salicylates, glutamates, and amines according to the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital's (RPAH) elimination diet for food intolerances.

This recipe is appropriate for people following the RPAH food intolerance elimination diet to avoid salicylates, glutamates, and amines.

This simple recipe doesn't call for any unusual ingredients.

Recipe from: http://www.onegreenplanet.org/vegan-food/r
ecipe-raw-zucchini-wraps/. These raw zucchini wraps are not only super healthy but they’re refreshing, filling, easy and fun to make! And so colorful too. All these vibrant colors are good for you…full of antioxidents, nutrients, fiber and yes, even protein! Fresh and raw is a beautiful way to eat. At least half of our daily food consumption should be raw foods for optimal health, not always easy, but hopefully this will be a fun way to add some rawness to your life. Your mind, body and soul will thank you!