Herb's de Province Pate'
Submitted by writeeternity on September 10, 2007 - 11:57am
Servings:
2-4 Adventurous "Life" TastersA lovely light texture and color and great on sandwiches, rolled in collards, or stuffed in peppers. I felt like the roadrunner when I was eating this. Beep Beep! It’s a little like couscous too.
Ingredients:
1 cup brazil nuts
.22 cup sesame seeds
½ cup pumpkin seeds
1
tablespoon herb's de provence
1 slice tomato
1 slice vidalia onion
2 small celery stalks
1 tablespoon red pepper olive oil or other
oil
sea salt to taste
a few leaves of spinach
Preparation:
Pulse in food processor- everything. GO GO GO!
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I wanted to let you know I made this today as a filling for wraps. It was amazing! My husband loved. I was amzazed on how good everything, every flavor, combined and blended well. thanks again,
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Hi Queenfluff! I used the bread I made http://www.goneraw.com/recipes/1387-Dancing-Chicken-Salad-
on this recipe. It's more like a cracker but my boyfriend said it was the best yet and my mom said it tasted just like a regular cracker. Add about two cups of vegetables- I used carrot from juicing and appx a cup of celery.
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Hmm, sounds like a good spread! What's the bread you have it on in the picture? It looks nice and thick.
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Thaks for sharing this recipe. I rarely use pumpkin seeds in recipes. I just sprinkel my salads with them, because I cannot come with a recipe with it. Today, I was thinking what I could come up which could use pumpking seeds, but nothing came up. I created the ricotta filling instead. I am going to try this tomorrow in a lectuce wrap or nori sheet.