Warming and Raw Celery Sunflower Soup

My friend Laura concocted this soup and I find it’s a very warming and filling raw soup.  Plus it’s a great way to get more greens (always good!) without feeling like you’re eating a bunch of, well, greens.

Here’s the very simple recipe…

Blend the following items until smooth:
1/2 Cup Sunflower Seeds
(if you don’t have a Vitamix that can handle pulverizing these, grind them in a food processor or coffee grinder first)
3 Cups Water
2 Tbsp Sun Dried Tomatoes or Tomato Concentrate Powder
2 Tbsp Fiesta Mole powder
1/4 tsp Curry powder
1/4 tsp Chipotle powder
4 stalks celery
1/2 tsp Sun Fire Salt
1/2 tsp Blue Green Algae
1/2 tsp Vitamineral Green
2 Tbsp Olive Oil, Flax Seed Oil or Hemp Oil

When you serve this straight from the blender it’s already a little warm.  You can refrigerate it for about 3-4 days.  I found that even eating it cold there was a warming effect on my body, probably because of all the spices in there.

Enjoy!

Cold Weather Means More Mole! Fiesta Mole Soup & Dip!

fiesta moleIt’s raining here today.  It’s almost like Fall arrived in a full-on run … no sauntering in this year.

This cooler weather makes me especially appreciative of the Fiesta Mole Superfood mix.  The garlic, spicy, tomato blend is a nice contrast to the sweetness of Chocolate Bliss and even when it’s served as a cold soup it warms me up all over.

Frankly, I tend to sprinkle the dry Fiesta Mole mix on everything I can think of.  Usually that’s on top of lettuce, avocados, and baked potatoes (yes I eat cooked food!).

A friend of mine says she sprinkles it on top of granny smith apples.  I haven’t tried that just yet, but I bet it’s yummy.*See comment below: yes it is!

When you can’t think of anything else to sprinkle it on top of, or you want a really warming raw food dish, here are two other ways to munch more mole: Fiesta Mole Soup and Fiesta Mole Dip …

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