August 31, 2006
Breakfast:
Smoothie containing frozen blueberries, raspberries, banana. Plus: dried goji berries, ground flax seed, spirulina powder, and hemp protein powder. This smoothie was brown.
A 1oz shot of wheatgrass from Robek's*
Lunch:
Leftover "taco" from yesterday.
Snack:
A carob quinoa bar from Erewhon. This was gross.
1 cup coffee**, black. From Insomnia cafe.
Dinner:
Zucchini Lasagne. A variation from the Rawvolution cookbook recipe. Strips of zucchini (I used green and yellow), topped with a sauce made up of: tomatoes, sundried tomatoes, garlic, onion, red bell pepper, mushrooms (I used cremini), sunflower seeds, lemon juice, nama shoyu, fresh basil, and fresh oregano. This was actually quite good.
*One summer in high school I worked at a juice bar called Zuka Juice (later purchased by Jamba Juice.) For our "initiation" we were forced to drink a shot of wheatgrass, if that gives you any indication of how pleasant that substance is to drink.
**I am still figuring out the rules on what's allowed and what's not. I'm pretty sure the coffee I had was not, but some raw food restaurants offer hot coffee, so I'm letting it slide for now.
Smoothie containing frozen blueberries, raspberries, banana. Plus: dried goji berries, ground flax seed, spirulina powder, and hemp protein powder. This smoothie was brown.
A 1oz shot of wheatgrass from Robek's*
Lunch:
Leftover "taco" from yesterday.
Snack:
A carob quinoa bar from Erewhon. This was gross.
1 cup coffee**, black. From Insomnia cafe.
Dinner:
Zucchini Lasagne. A variation from the Rawvolution cookbook recipe. Strips of zucchini (I used green and yellow), topped with a sauce made up of: tomatoes, sundried tomatoes, garlic, onion, red bell pepper, mushrooms (I used cremini), sunflower seeds, lemon juice, nama shoyu, fresh basil, and fresh oregano. This was actually quite good.
*One summer in high school I worked at a juice bar called Zuka Juice (later purchased by Jamba Juice.) For our "initiation" we were forced to drink a shot of wheatgrass, if that gives you any indication of how pleasant that substance is to drink.
**I am still figuring out the rules on what's allowed and what's not. I'm pretty sure the coffee I had was not, but some raw food restaurants offer hot coffee, so I'm letting it slide for now.
1 Comments:
are you allowing cooked/fermented grains and hops in the forms of beer and bourbon?
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