This is just a quick encouragement to return to the basics. Let's not forget that the reason this diet/lifestyle works is because it's simple--as life was intended to be.
I have lately been inundated with Raw lifestyle "cook" books. I am amazed at how this lifestyle means so many different things to different people. I admire all of these opinions, but must continue to promote simplicity.
My favorite thing to do (because my garden is not done) is to go to the local Farmer's Market (where I continue to ask about the farming methods for each item I buy--don't assume their thinking is your thinking) and simply follow my instinct. I buy what looks good, smells good and feels good. Then, I go home to clean and prepare the food. I make meals based on what I have. At times, I've cried not knowing what to make. When I ask the Lord for help, He has always provided amazing ideas. That's how I've made my best recipes.
Happy Eating!
I have lately been inundated with Raw lifestyle "cook" books. I am amazed at how this lifestyle means so many different things to different people. I admire all of these opinions, but must continue to promote simplicity.
- Eat raw foods. The more the better. Research and common sense show that the more processed, decayed foods you eat the more likely your body is to deteriorate--sooner than necessary.
- Plant-based is always better. Animal products are not a problem if at least less than 10% of your diet. This means your primary source of protein and food should be plant-based--from nuts, green leafy veggies and sprouted food.
- Grow your own food. You DO NOT know where the food you buy comes from. "Organic," too is a fluid term these days.
My favorite thing to do (because my garden is not done) is to go to the local Farmer's Market (where I continue to ask about the farming methods for each item I buy--don't assume their thinking is your thinking) and simply follow my instinct. I buy what looks good, smells good and feels good. Then, I go home to clean and prepare the food. I make meals based on what I have. At times, I've cried not knowing what to make. When I ask the Lord for help, He has always provided amazing ideas. That's how I've made my best recipes.
Happy Eating!