The Quick Wholesome Foods Videoby Rita Bingham and LeArta Moulton
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This unique video includes 5 mini-classes (15 min. each):
These new techinques are so easy, you'll have to see it to believe how easy it is to make grains, beans and seeds into unbelievably delicious meals the whole family will love. |
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Don't let your stored foods sit on the shelf! See how EASY they are to use...and how FAST! Just imagine... delicious, nutritious, home-cooked meals... ready in a FLASH! Power-packed recipes everyone will love. Each recipe is SO low in fat (most less than 10%, and most with NO cholesterol), and loaded with fiber, vitamins, minerals and protein, for a high-energy life! This How-To video takes the guesswork out of |
FREE RECIPESPopped Wheat and Seeds
In a heavy skillet, over medium-high heat, dry "pop" each ingredient separately (no oil needed) until lightly browned and popping sounds have almost stopped. Pour into a bowl and sprinkle with soy sauce and chili powder or parmesan cheese. You may also add roasted nuts, raisins, carob chips, freeze dried peas, corn nuts, or other trail mix items from your grocery store. Makes 4 cups.
Soft Cottage Cheese
Blend water and dry milk and pour into Pam'd saucepan over low heat. Sprinkle lemon juice slowly around edges, while stirring, just until milk curdles, usually about 2 minutes, separating into curds and whey. Pour mixture into strainer or cloth-lined colander. Rinse in hot, then cold water, press out excess liquid, and add salt, if desired. Moisten with a little buttermilk and refrigerate. Makes 3/4 cup.
Cream of Spinach Soup
Cook raw sprouted beans in seasoned water for 20 minutes. Blend spinach and beans until smooth with enough water to cover. Serves 4-6. Copyright©1998, Natural Meals In Minutes |

