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Seaweed, Kiters and Wedding Bells.

Hellooooo everyone! Yesss it’s Friday! This week has totally flown by and I wish it would slow down, because I am one week down of my 3 week course icon sad Seaweed, Kiters and Wedding Bells.

Thanks for your comments on what intimidates you at the gym! Nice to know that we are all normal eh?

Any plans for this weekend? For those of you that follow me on Twitter, you will know that I had been toying with a road trip or a flight to Vegas to visit my pal who is here for a month also, but it looked to be too expensive a journey for such a short time so I am kicking Oklahoma style this weekend and it’s quite nice here. Yoga tomorrow morning (it’s been a while) and then an extra class at 105 degrees on Plant Based Beauty which I am totally looking forward to. I have been researching more natural beauty treatments and products for sometime (coconut oil as a make up remover spring to mind) but it would be helpful to gain more conclusive info. Then maybe I can sample a cocktail or two off the menu as it’s the weekend right? icon wink Seaweed, Kiters and Wedding Bells.

Today at school we made almond flour out of our dehydrated almond pulp from our almond milk yesterday.

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This will be used for a recipe at a later time.

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Then we had a lesson on seaweed.

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And soaked some ready for later. I chose Arame (my fave), Kelp (only because I love kelp noodles) and some dulse.

Then we learnt how to make a sour cream base

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And mixed our own add ins:

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I chose a Tzatziki style of garlic and cucumber. There were variations like basil and garlic, cucumber & jalapeno and lime, and avocado with cumin. Great with crudites.

Back to the seaweed – we learnt about Irish Moss as an addition to recipes (great as a setting agent once blended with water to form a paste)

Then it was onto raw maki rolls.

Here’s a video on how to make raw sushi with Russell

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And dessert was yesterday’s icecream

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This was the highlight of my day…and we all shared our own creations. Mine was choc mint (the one on the far left) with a vanilla, blood orange & ginger, another chocolate and my favourite, the mint choc chip.

After a big clean out of our training kitchen, we were dismissed for the weekend. So with the sun shining and the blue sky beckoning (I hardly see the blue sky in Saudi – it is more like dust coloured!) I took off for a jog/walk around Lake Hefner. And look what I found! The Kiter Boy back home would be uber jealous!!

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Then I may have had a cheeky wine spritzer to end my week at sunset. What an end to such a glorious week! And my excuse for the wine was to celebrate the impending nuptials of one of my best pals, Katie to her groom, Ben in 2 hours time (in Australia). I wish I could be in two places at once icon sad Seaweed, Kiters and Wedding Bells. However Katie has promised me she will don her dress again for me on my return to Oz with a celebratory drink or 2 of course icon smile Seaweed, Kiters and Wedding Bells.

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See you all tomorrow icon biggrin Seaweed, Kiters and Wedding Bells.

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  1. Heathy says:

    What a magical time… I’ll get to 105 one day… in the meantime, I’ll live vicariously through you :)
    The ice cream looks divine… as does all the other food, but the sweets usually grab my attention first.
    What’s Russell like in person? It must be wonderful to learn from one of the best raw chefs around!

    Have a great weekend!

    • Girlonraw says:

      Hey Heather! The ice-cream is the best I’ve made, now that I have learnt properly how to make it. I thought I had an idea, but this takes it to a whole new level. I was very impressed, although it was very rich, that whole bowlful was just a little too much for me.

      Oh and Russell is fab!! Totally cool!

  2. I NEED that raw ice cream, Robyn! It looks glorious! When you come back please bring me several dozen pints of the stuff. Actually, I just ordered an ice cream maker from the states so when it gets here I can start experimenting!

    I love sushi so much but I’ve never tried it raw, it looks absolutely delicious. I bet it is so fresh and tasty!

    • Girlonraw says:

      I cannot bring you any back but I can certainly make you some!!! What ice-cream maker did you order? The sushi was terrific I will totally make you some of that too!

  3. Kylie Wood says:

    Your course sounds very exciting even for a meat eater like myself! Still love my veges and salads though big time. Love the pic of u in the overhead locker. Too funny!!!!

  4. Love your sour cream dip and the pic of you in the overhead bin…too funny!

  5. Jennifer says:

    Wow! This looks like so much delicious fun and knowledge!! :)

  6. hihorosie says:

    What a fun post about fun adventures! The ice cream looks go yummy!

  7. Wow, I want that ice cream! Great pics, it looks like so much fun!

  8. Love the ice cream and you in the overhead cabin….Omg Robyn too much!!!!!

    Re the strawberry info you left me…wow, very interesting,learn something every day!

  9. Kristina says:

    Everything looks so yummy! Looking forward to trying out the tzatziki (raw of course)-did you use the avocado and cucumber as a base?

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