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Zucchini Pasta with Creamy Avocado Pesto

posted by on November 30, 2013 IN Food Diary & Recipes
recipe vegetarian
Guilt-Free Zucchini Pasta

Zucchini Pasta with Creamy Avocado Pesto
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Ingredients
  1. 1 Zucchini
  2. 1/2 Ripe Avocado
  3. 1/4-1/2 Lemon (Juice of)
  4. 1 Garlic Clove
  5. Pine Nuts (or Walnuts, or Pistachio Nuts, or Cashew nuts)
  6. 1 TBSP Apple Cider Vinegar &/or Balsamic Vinegar
  7. 1 Kale Leaf (or Tuscan Cabbage), stalk removed
  8. Fresh herbs (like Basil or Coriander or Italian Flat-leaf Parsley or Mint)
  9. 2 Cherry Tomatoes or Sundried tomatoes (optional, to garnish)
Instructions
  1. Use a Spiral Slicer, Julienne peeler, or a Vegetable peeler to turn zucchini into "pasta"
  2. Blend all other ingredients except tomatoes in a blender (or mash up & mix with a fork)
  3. Add water or more lemon juice if you would like it runnier
  4. Serve & Eat
Notes
  1. Variations;
  2. Other vegetables you can use instead of Zucchini are Carrots, Cucumber, Sweet Potato, Daikon Radish, or Butternut Pumpkin (aka Butternut Squash).
  3. Optional - you can warm through the zucchini by sauteing or steaming if you prefer it heated
  4. Black Ground Pepper is also nice, although I like to stay away from adding salt or pepper automatically to my dishes thesedays, but for a variation, I might add them sometimes.
  5. Optional - serve on a bed of rocket, spinach, or mixed salad
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Nuts should be added to the diet in moderation, we should only have a maximum of around 10 nuts per day, but vegetarians and raw foodists tend to get a little carried away with adding too many nuts to their daily diets & creating multitudes of nut-filled recipes. So add some nuts to this dish, but be mindful of your intake, as the body has to work very hard to digest nuts, so give your body a break and add them sparingly. They are still good for you, just don’t overdo it. If you don’t eat many nuts in your normal daily eating habits, you can add a lot more nuts to this dish (up to 1/4 cup), but if you eat nuts regularly, I would only be adding a maximum of 10 nuts.

Penny (NaturalHealing.com.au)
Penny (NaturalHealing.com.au)

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