A raw take on my favourite non-raw side dish. i’m having a stressful evening and needed something comforting so i figured i would try it out. it came out fairly well and was super quick! i know wasabi isn’t raw, but it’s like most spices to me in that i will eat the natural, organic version. if you...
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mix the wasabi powder with 1-2 tbsp of water in a bowl and let stand while you finish the remaining steps. every wasabi is different so test the stregth before you dump it all in.

place cauliflower, pine nuts, salt and olive oil in a food processor and process for about 5 minutes, scraping the sides often, until you have a creamy texture resembling mashed potatoes. add in wasabi and water mixture and process again to mix.

this can be placed in the dehydrator to warm for a couple of hours if you have time. i usually eat it cold or warm very gently in a pot.

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A raw take on my favourite non-raw side dish. i’m having a stressful evening and needed something comforting so i figured i would try it out. it came out fairly well and was super quick! i know wasabi isn’t raw, but it’s like most spices to me in that i will eat the natural, organic version. if you don’t eat wasabi, this would taste great with lots of garlic in it too!

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How is this recipe non-raw? It sounds completely raw.

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i edited it...didn't realize that it didn't sound like what i meant!

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What a great idea! :) Is wasabi powder something I can find in an Asian market? Or would I need to go to a HFS store?

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you can probably find it at an asian market. the powder in little packets is usually plain wasabi powder without additives. once it's become a green paste (in a tube for example) it's got corn syrup and other nasties. check the label before buying, or just grate in some horseradish root instead.

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What a great idea! :) Is wasabi powder something I can find in an Asian market? Or would I need to go to a HFS store?

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i edited it...didn't realize that it didn't sound like what i meant!

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How is this recipe non-raw? It sounds completely raw.

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