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Craving something more than a salad? No worries, try these delicious, easy to make, raw tacos, and your tastebuds will be delightfully satisfied. The recipe below is to make 8 tacos so double up if you would like to make more.
Ingredients:
*You can pre-soak the nuts and seeds for 12 hours before making this dish, but it is not required.
Kitchen Equipment:
Directions:
1. Pour the sliced almonds, raw sunflower seeds and olive oil into a food processor and pulse.
2. Add the seasonings of ground pepper and cumin to taste. We recommend a few dashes on top for eash seasoning. Then pulse your food processor a few more times to mix everything together.
3. Rinse and dry your collard leaves. Then on a cutting board, lay down one leaf. Cut the leaf in half as close to the spine as possible. Remove the spin (if you do not wish to discard it, set it aside for juicing/smoothie making later).
4. Also chop up your avocado and your red pepper, julienne style.
5. With the collard leaf half facing you horizontally, pick a spot to vertically place your ingredients. Use a spoon to scoop out the nutmeat you just made and lay it straight up and down. Remember, you’ll be wrapping these up, so a little goes a long way.
6. Top the nut meat with a couple slices of avocado (or guacamole if that’s what you chose) and red pepper.
7. Gently use your fingers to roll the taco up. If any ingredients slide out, just use your spoon to place them back inside. Then place the finished taco on a separate plate for serving.
8. Repeat steps 1 through 7 for the remaining ingredients.
9. Serve on a plate and garnish with your favorite salsa. Then serve with a smile!
BONUS: You can also place the salsa inside the taco wrap with the avocado, red peppers and nut meat for a unique flavor combination.

Ingredients:
Directions:
1. Wash and tear the kale into bite-sizes pieces (consider pulsing briefly in your food processor for really small pieces)
2. Slice up the carrot into smaller pieces. Place the garlic cloves and carrot pieces into the food processor until they are finely chopped.
3. Pour lime juice, ¼ cup of Olive Oil, ¼ cup of Agave, Slice 1 Red Onion, 2 teaspoons of horseradish and toss sea salt on Kale in the bowl.
4. Add ginger, chopped carrots, garlic to the Kale in the bowl and massage until kale wilts. Add one sliced Tomato and serve.
This recipe was submitted by Vincent Shelton, of Baltimore, Maryland. Vincent is the organizer behind the Baltimore Raw Food Tribe, a Meetup.com group that gets together to explore raw foods through informal potluck dinners and various social events. Learn how to submit your recipe here.
juice of one lime
2 Pinches of Celtic Sea salt
1/4 cup Olive Oil
2 teaspoons of Gold’s Horseradish
2 garlic cloves
1 carrot
2 teaspoons of ginger powder
1/4 cup of Raw Organic Agave
1 Red Onion
1 Tomato
Wash and tear the kale into bite-size pieces. Put garlic cloves and carrot in food processor until it’s finely chopped. Pour lime juice, ¼ cup of Olive Oil, ¼ cup of Agave, Slice 1 Red Onion, 2 teaspoons of horseradish and toss sea salt on Kale in the bowl. Add ginger, chopped carrots, garlic to the Kale in the bowl and massage until kale wilts. Add one sliced Tomato and serve.
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