Raw Chocolate Strawberry Silk Pie is a combination of berries and chocolate: chocolate crust, creamy chocolate mousse, berries and a strawberry cream layer. Very delicious! Thanks to Amy Lyons of Fragrant Vanilla Cake for another great recipe!

Amy Lyons by Fragrant Vanilla Cake introduced us Raw Strawberry Short Cake. It is white cake topped with a layer of strawberry cream then a layer of vanilla cream, plus plenty of fresh berries and sauce. Invite your friends and enjoy this delicious cake!

Today we’re sharing a really delicious recipe for homemade Raw Pineapple Strawberry Pies with Pineapple Habanero and Strawberry Lime Chipotle Ice Cream.  This creamy, rich ice cream has a beautiful, sweet pineapple and fresh strawberries that make this so good! It looks amazing and taste great! Thanks to Amy Lyons by Fragrant Vanilla Cake for the wonderful recipe!

If for your lunch or dinner you are planning to make something very simple and, at the same time, very healthy, Spinach Strawberry Salad by Sarah McMinn of The Sweet Life is a great option. It contains spinach, avocado, strawberries, roasted hazelnuts, sunflower seeds and dressed with red wine vinaigrette. Healthy, easy and delicious - all we need in our everyday life!

Make 1 big, beautiful rainbow cheesecake or lots of little mini cheesecakes with this divine and ultra colorful recipe by Ulyana Michailov of Kitchen Fairy. She uses macadamia nuts for their rich flavor and high oil content, making for a truly decadent experience. Source out the freshest macadamia nuts you can find as this will make a big difference in the result. Mac nuts are rich in monounsaturated fats and nutrients such as thiamin, manganese, magnesium and copper, and are a special treat that taste oh-so-delicious!

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!

Wonderful Raw Chocolate Dipped Strawberries for Valentine’s Day.

Sometimes a quick, creamy bisque just hits the spot for dinner! This one by Christina Ross of Love-Fed is packed with the fresh flavors of bell pepper, lemon, and yes, strawberries! Truly raw cashews and a splash of extra virgin olive oil and coconut aminos add depth and richness while black pepper and nutritional yeast add even more delicious flavor. Creamy smooth texture and a vibrant, fresh, tangy flavor this bisque is completely satisfying!

Check out Christina's recipe demo on youtube as well!

The weekend is upon us and we highly recommend whipping up something decadent yet healthy for brunch tomorrow morning - you deserve it! These are Gena Hemshaw's simple raw vegan crepes with a banana soft serve filling and fresh strawberry jam. Gooey, chewy, and totally delish!

This Wild Spicy Dandelion Berry Bliss Juice is a fantastic example of how a pulped juice is not only healthier and more beneficial, it is actually more texturally pleasing.

A simple, adorable recipe by Christina Ross of Love-Fed.com makes the perfect finger food dessert for your party! Fresh strawberries soaked in lemon juice and honey (or maple syrup if you avoid bee products) combined with chia seeds to thicken, mashed and placed atop a sweet cashew and almond flour cookie.

A smoothie full of good omega fats for everyone and specially designed with baby bellies and nursing mammas in mind. This smoothie makes a great breakfast or afternoon snack. And look at the frozen heart-shaped strawberry! How perfect for this for the Omega Baby Smoothie. It tastes a lot like a strawberry milkshake with a hint of kiwi, such great flavor and super good for you too! Some studies suggest you should avoid hemp oil during pregnancy and others suggest it’s a great addition, so use your intuition and consult with a nutritionist before using it as your omega source during pregnancy OR just switch to Chia Oil instead :)

I kept this recipe extremely basic for it to be as easy as possible on my stomach. If you want to go all green wild vixen and add all kinds of veggies, other fruits, superfoods and fun stuff, go ahead and do it! I´ll give it a few more days then add some raw cacao!

Need an energy boost in the morning? Chia is known for its energy giving and sustaining properties. In fact it was used by the messenger runners of ancient Native American cultures of the southwest for prolonged endurance. If carrying a small sachet of seeds with you throughout the day doesn't appeal, try out this delicious chia pudding bowl recipe instead topped with almond slivers and juicy berries.

Sprouted foods will add a plethora of vitamins, minerals, enzymes and phytonutrients into your recipes! This smoothie by Tess Masters combines fresh (or frozen) strawberries with coconut water, lemon, dates and the green power of romaine as well as Sprout Living's freeze dried broccoli and kale sprout mix. This mix provides an abundance of minerals like vitamin K and calcium, as well as antioxidants and chlorophyll. This recipe is an easy way to get sprouts into your body, and you'll hardly even know they're in there!

Boost that immune system with a blast of potent antioxidants in the form of this delicious smoothie by Dreena Burton. Throw into your blender a base of fresh nut milk, frozen bananas, fresh or frozen strawberries, goji berries, a few spoonfuls of whole flax seed and an optional dash of cinnamon and you'll be on your way to developing vitamin C and beta carotene activated super powers!

Celebrate this abundantly fruity season with a cooler-than-a-cucumber popsicle recipe by Kristina Carrillo-Bucaram! Super sweet, refreshing, and completely fat free! The perfect seasonal treat to enjoy poolside while chilling in the warm sunshine.

With only 5 ingredients no one has an excuse not to make this ice cream! And why would you need one anyways, the photo alone is enough to inspire it's creation. Dreamy, rich, naturally sweet coconut milk combines with fresh organic berries, maple syrup, a touch of lemon juice and a bit of xanthum gum (it's a seaweed thickening agent- don't be afraid!) If you don't like using organic coconut milk from a can you can make your own by blending coconut meat and water until it is smooth, thick, and creamy. Remember, if you don't have an ice cream maker simply freeze mixture in ice cube trays until semi-solid and blend in a blender or food processor!

Ice cream season is in full swing and what better way to welcome in the heat than with a totally simple (yet amped up in flavor) banana soft serve recipe complete with fresh succulent strawberry sauce. This recipe contains poppy seeds and the juice and zest of lemon for a unique twist on the classic banana ice cream. These added ingredients bring a summery, refreshing flavor and the poppy seeds add a fun crunch.

A fabulously delicious, versatile and filling raw breakfast that will definitely give you the nutritional oomph to get through the day until lunch time. By soaking the oats we enhance their digestibility and nutrition, and also create a soft texture without the use of heat. Once you combine the soaked oats with chia, brazil nut milk, and a dash of lemon juice you can layer this mixture with this luscious, sweetly spiced strawberry sauce for a unique breakfast treat! Use the leftover sauce with pancakes, yogurt, ice cream, or layered with raw almond or cashew butter on sprouted spread. Sarah Britton shares with us a lot of wonderful information about the importance of soaking grains on her amazing blog My New Roots. Here is a little excerpt:

"Soaking allows enzymes, lactobacilli and other helpful organisms to break down and neutralize phytic acid. As little as seven hours of soaking in acidulated water will neutralize a large portion of phytic acid in grains. The simple practice of soaking cracked or rolled cereal grains overnight will vastly improve their nutritional benefits."

Bon Appetite!