RAW Living and Learning

Write about your favorite thing that is not health-related but likely improves your life Since I don't like narrowing down things to "my favorite", because many things share the number one spot, I will say one of my favorite things that is not health-related, but may likely improve my life, is CAMPING. In particular, one of my favorite parts of camping is sitting around the campfire at night for hours. I feel so relaxed and at peace. I have been enjoying organic apples so much and am so happy it is apple season! The other day I threw together this super simple lunch. This also would be nice with some pine nuts sprinkled on top. 3 organic apples, diced 3 organic pears, diced handful of organic raisins, that have been soaked 30 min. 3 stalks of organic celery, sliced thin drizzle of fresh lemon juice cinnamon to taste +JMJ+ Today I am grateful for my daughter's achievements.

    Lately I have been having a blast making different raw puddings and "fruitsauce" creations. I have made raw applesauce and a delicious raw cranberry sauce that will be perfect for Thanksgiving. Those recipes I will be posting very soon but today I wanted to share this amazing fruit pudding recipe I made back when fresh figs were at their peak. You could substitute dried figs as long as you soak them until plump and soft.     Raw Fig Pudding by Elizabeth @ rawlivingandlearning.blogspot.com 6-8 fresh Black Mission Figs, or dried figs that have been soaked till plump and soft 2 organic apples 2 ripe bananas pinch of cinnamon Place all of the ingredients into a food processor. Process until desired pudding consistency. Enjoy! Tomorrow begins National Blog Posting Month and WEGO Health Network will be doing their own Health Blogger version all month long and I will be part of it. Here I will be blogging about some of my own thoughts and othe...