Check out this combination of beets, carrots and blood oranges with greens in a sweet orange vinaigrette.  The color combination is lovely, but the sweetness of the salad is delicious and so light. Very healthy and tasty! Thanks to Amy Lyons of Fragrant Vanilla Cake!

A salad like this with a ton of really gutsy flavors is perfect to pair with something more mellow like whole grains or some sprouted bread and a bean dip. Go find some fresh cilantro and make yourself a beyond exciting raw winter salad.

Raw salad for lunch is very easy to make.  This salad doesn't need anything other than tomatoes, carrots and avocado--not even any dressing! It's really tasty on its own like this. Thanks to Laura-Jane of the Rawtarian.

Amy Lyons of Fragrant Vanilla Cake introduced one more wonderful recipe:The Ultimate Raw Carrot Cake.  This is amazing moist carrot cake with with lots of smooth creamy filling. Enjoy!

These wraps are so easy to transport and prepare, that you can bring them anywhere you go! Work, school, picnics, trips.. You name it! They're very simple and basic, but the tasty avocado that goes both inside and outside gives the wraps a creamy and delicious touch! A perfect spring and summer recipe to try! Thanks to Priscilla Soler!

This colorful dish is perfect for family and friend gatherings, super tasty, easy and healthy! The combination of flavors and textures make of this pasta an amazing alternative for thai foods! Thanks to Priscilla Soler of Gastrawnomica for this amassing recipe!

This oil and nut/seed free dressing is so delicious and versatile you can put it to pretty much anything and use it for so many things! You'll only need a few ingredients for a colorful and super tasty dressing that can be also served as a dipping sauce for snacks or to have whenever you have guests! Just serve it with your favorite veggies or crackers! Thanks to Priscilla Soler of Gastrawnomica for this great dressing!

Here is a very creative recipe by Amy Lyons of Fragrant Vanilla Cake. She roasted the asparagus with lemon and olive oil, and then layered it with pink hued crackers and smooth chevre. Simply gorgeous and delicious!

This delicious Raw Tuna Salad is an easy way to get lunch or dinner on the table fast. It includes walnuts, carrots, onion, celery, garlic, parsley, and dill - a good source of vitamins A, C, K, iron and fiber. Eating raw vegetables and nuts will keep you feeling better, become healthier and live longer. Thank you to Sarah McMinn by The Sweet Life for this great recipe!

Chef Amy Lyons describes her recipe as "sweet and spicy, yet savory, with a kick!" This is an easy entree to whip up for lunch or dinner, and would make a great dish to bring to a raw potluck as well. You can choose to either julienne your zucchini or spiralize with a spirooli. This recipe is light, yet totally satisfying at the same time, and possesses those wonderful traditional Thai flavors of chili, ginger, garlic and coconut.

What do you get when you combine the juices of fresh pineapple, beet, carrot, and strawberry? You get an ultra delicious and body-adoring love potion of course! Your ingredients can be run through a juicer, or you can use a blender with water as needed, straining everything through a nut milk bag at the end to remove the fiber. Cheers!

Sarahfaé of Addicted to Veggies shows us how she made a simple yet delicious meal on whim using very few kitchen tools. The carrot ribbons are actually made with your common vegetable peeler, and the scrumptious coconut almond satay sauce can be whisked together by hand! Let your veggies marinate in the sauce for a tender consistency similar to a stir fry. Enjoy!

A totally yummy yet incredibly simple crispy flax cracker recipe perfect for scooping up a savory, herb-filled raw "tuna" salad made primarily of walnuts and veggies! Recipe for both crackers and salad by Sarah McMinn of The Sweet Life included below! Enjoy!

We love cultured veggies for a variety of reasons. One: they are a great way to consume more nutrient rich vegetables, especially the tougher cruciferous ones, during the winter months when the availability of fresh produce might be lacking. Two: the process of fermentation softens the texture for easier chewing, no cooking required! Three: probiotic bacteria is so important for our overall immune system and digestive health, and cultured veggies prove to be a delicious way of consuming them! Three: you can make a huge batch of kimchi for just a few dollars! Learn how to make the perfect batch of delicious kimchi with Sarah Britton of My New Roots - and check out her site for trouble shooting tips in case something goes a bit array the first time you try it out.

Kristina says, "Who wants a FullyRaw Burrito ya'll?! Hope you're hungry because this one is filling and satisfying to every tastebud on your palatte! It's low fat so take a big bite!" She definitely knows how to take low fat raw vegan cuisine and turn it up a notch or two. You will not feel like you're missing out on anything when you make and devour this ultra fresh and colorful recipe!

The simple action of making fresh fruit and vegetable juice for yourself daily can be a huge boon to your health and vitality! And Christina Ross of Love-Fed.com just made the whole process even sweeter with this recipe for carrot cupcakes using the leftover pulp. Complete with coconut vanilla bean frosting! Enjoy!

This recipe has a lot going on! A fully raw flax cracker style crust is topped with fresh zucchini and sesame butter hummus and plenty of veggie "pizza" fixings such as tomato, onion, and marinated mushrooms! The look is definitely reminiscent of pizza, the texture somewhat tostado-like. Whatever it is it sure is yummy!

This is a fabulous recipe to help clear the skin from the inside out! Skin care begins with what we are putting inside of our bodies. Clear skin is a reflection of balanced hormonal and detoxification systems. Aloe, ginger, and dandelion are all potent skin healers and detoxifiers, while cucumber and celery add a low glycemic base with plenty of structured water and electrolytes to mineralize and flush away toxins.

Mexico In One Bite! This is a recipe that will surely inspire a fiesta in your tummy! The basis for this creation is a Mexican Wild Rice that is made entirely of vegetables and herbs. The mixture can be rolled up in collards, fresh romaine leaves, or served in purple cabbage boats as photographed. Enjoy your wraps dipped in a fresh and spicy mandarin dipping sauce!

It’s loaded with nutrients and has blood building properties from the beets. You can add many different types of dressing to this one, today we’re using Honey Mustard Lime dressing.