I wrote this blog post last month, Kitchen Tips for Raw Foods, for a blog competition. The prize is a Blendtec Blender. It's sponsored by the Raw Food Divas and can be found at Tera Warner. Who's Tera Waner?
From her own profile on the website:
"Tera Warner is the frisky founder of the world's largest online
resource of raw food cleansing and detoxification programs for women.
Through her programs and events she invites a community of over 100,000
women around the world to pick up their parsley sprigs, and march,
dance, sing, jump or fly along path to vibrant living.
She's not got a string of acronyms after her name and fancy
credentials, so don't bother looking for them. She's a monkey-lovin'
mama doing her best to remind you that your self-worth is not
measure by the size of your thighs or the width of your hips, but by the
breadth of your dreams and the depth of your love."
"Tera spent most of her days in university studying monkeys, and now she's simply trying to teach the world to eat like one."
"Tera spent most of her days in university studying monkeys, and now she's simply trying to teach the world to eat like one."
The blog was to introduce three kitchen tips aimed at helping someone new to raw foods organize their kitchen and simplify the transition to raw foods. Before I jumped in to vegan and raw cooking, I used to take meat out to thaw for dinner, now I soak beans, nuts, and dried fruits in preparation for our meals. Since so many of our meals depend on the dehydrator now, planning ahead is very important. There's a few things that took awhile to get the hang of. I sure would have liked some hints when I got started.
I'm pretty exited about to making it to the top four finalists. Now, it's left up to the readers to vote. I sure would appreciate your vote. There's only about 24 hours left, the voting ends on Oct. 30 at 11:59 p.m, Eastern time. If you have a few minutes, please go to this website and cast your vote. Just follow the link below and follow the voting instructions. It's pretty simple and only takes a couple minutes after reading the blog posts. They're all awesome posts and there's some pretty great kitchen tips. I'd love to win the Blendtec Blender so I can use it in my adventures teaching others to cook great raw and vegan food. Thank you!
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