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Sunday, October 14, 2012

Sweet Basil with Spiralized Zucchini and Marinara Sauce


One of my favorite meals is zucchini pasta and it's a great alkaline foods recipe!
Here is a recipe from Dr Rick and Karin Dina, D.C. 
I took thier classes at Living Light Culinary Institute. 
Science of Raw Food Nutrition.


SAUCE
2 medium fresh tomatoes (2 cups chopped)
6 soaked sun dried tomatoes (1 ounce dry or 28.3 g)
½ tsp. dried oregano or other Italian spices
1 medjool or other type of date
¼ ripe avocado
PASTA
2-3 zucchinis
Directions:

Blend fresh tomatoes, spices, date, and avocado in blender, then add soaked sun dried tomatoes and blend until smooth. For a lower fat recipe, leave out avocado. For garlic lovers, add ¼ clove of fresh garlic. To make zucchini pasta, use a vegetable spiralizer. In general, for spiralizing, squash or zucchini that is younger is better, as they create softer noodles. Add the noodles to a bed of sweet basil and top with marinara sauce, chopped bell pepper, and chopped heirloom tomato.

Health benefits of zucchini:

  • Maintains low blood sugar
  • Curbs overeating
  • Lower cholesterol
  • Anti-Inflammatory
  • Heat attack and stroke prevention
  • Lower blood pressure
  • High in Manganese


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