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Book ReviewEating Without Heatingby Sergei and Valya Boutenko Review by Laura Bruno Two and a half years ago, I attended a healing workshop. Though I continue to utilize what I learned, by far the most memorable-even haunting-aspect of that afternoon has remained a raw pecan dip brought by one of the participants. At the time, I was highly allergic to nuts, but one taste of the dip, and I could barely restrain myself. The preparer assured me of the recipe's simplicity: "just pecans, a little garlic and some dates." However, my attempts at re-creation tasted so unlike that delectable spread that I eventually stopped trying. Imagine my shameless delight in discovering the very same "Pecan Paté" in Sergei and Valya Boutenko's Eating without Heating: Favorite Recipes from Teens Who Love Raw Food." Simple, yes, but oh so unbelievably delicious!
Article continues below I highly recommend Eating without Heating for the raw vegan enthusiast, as well as for anyone anxious to include more raw fruits, vegetables and nuts in an otherwise cooked diet. Sergei and Valya Boutenko share wisdom and culinary expertise far beyond their years--delicious contributions to any vegan or omnivore's collection. |
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