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 soups &   yields 2 servings  yields 2 servings  for garnish  chopped, for garnish  aminos  ¼ cup fresh chives, for garnish  10 cucumber slices, for garnish  2 tablespoons thinly sliced scallions,    1 carrot, shredded, for garnish  1 red and 1 yellow bell pepper,   ½ teaspoon dried dill or parsley  ½ teaspoon salt or Bragg liquid   1 cup water  hemp seeds (see also recipe for Basic Nut Milk, p. 45).   2 cups filtered water. Blend well and strain. Use raw almonds, Brazil nuts, pumpkin, sesame, or   RECIPE NOTE  To make
 accompaniments




                                                                                                   yields 2 servings
               SWEET CORN CHOWDER
               Chowders are traditionally thick and hearty with a cream or milk base.
               Cayenne pepper is fantastic for seasoning and warming up soups. It
               also adds a nice kick to bland foods. Cayenne is extremely spicy, so use
               it very sparingly until you get used to the hot taste. This raw soup, made
               with almond or soy milk, is fantastically nutritious, immune boosting,
 yields 2 servings  and tasty. As an added bonus, it’s quick and easy to prepare. Use frozen
               corn when fresh is not available.

               2 ears sweet corn
 EMERALD AVOCADO
 SOUP          1 avocado
               1 small clove garlic or ½ teaspoon
 1 avocado, coarsely chopped  of garlic powder
 1 stalk celery, coarsely chopped  Pinch of cayenne pepper or ¼ teaspoon
 1 cucumber, unpeeled and coarsely    minced red chili pepper
 chopped       Pinch of turmeric
 1 clove garlic, chopped  2 cups almond or soy milk
 ¾ tablespoon Bragg liquid aminos  1 teaspoon Bragg liquid aminos
 1 cup water      or nama shoyu
 ½ cup shredded parsnip  2 scallions, sliced, for garnish
 ½ cup shredded carrot
 1 tablespoon dried dill or
 3 tablespoons fresh dill  1. Cut the corn kernels off the cobs with the sharp end of a serrated knife, setting aside ¼ cup
 2 scallions, thinly sliced
                  of the kernels for garnish. With a blender, puree the kernels, avocado, garlic, cayenne or chili pepper, turmeric,
 1. Place the avocado, celery, cu-  almond or soy milk, and liquid aminos or nama shoyu until smooth. Add some warm water if the soup is too thick.
 cumber, garlic, and Bragg liquid   2. Spoon the soup into 2 individual soup bowls. Sprinkle with cayenne pepper and garnish with the corn kernels and
 aminos  in a blender and  fill the   scallions.
 blender with the water to about
 half the level of the ingredients.
 Blend until smooth and add more
 liquid slowly until the desired
 consistency is reached.
 2. Fold in the shredded parsnip, car-
 rot, dill, and scallions.




 Emerald Avocado Soup
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