How Raw Food Cooking Works

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Summary: Learn how a raw food diet works and the benefits of certain recipes and raw food diet tips in this free instructional video on raw food cooking and recipes.

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Rachel Karr Rachel Karr is a raw food chef at Cru Restaurant in Silver Lake, Los Angeles, California.

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How Raw Food Cooking Works

Rachel we were talking about what raw food really is. I know that you don't cook it over 118 degrees because you don't what the food to be dead. Can you elaborate a little bit. The only things we would consider like cooked item or applying heat are things that we dehydrate. We make certain crackers and flat bread in our dehydrator. We keep our dehydrator at 15 degrees and we really only use that like fr0or like crackers and couple of things that we want to change the texture of more. Because it is not really cooking it. It just kind of drying it out. Okay. What is raw food for people that don't know. Raw foods are foods that are not cooked over 118 degrees. Basically the idea is that all the enzymes in the food are preserved up to that temperature and after that, they start the nutrients and enzymes start dying off from the food and loses it vitality and its nutritional food value. Also you don't use flour. No bread, no eggs, no butter. Any grains that we use. We only use 1 grain here. That is buckwheat and that is because its not we sprout all of our grains and then we like put them in the food processor with other ingredients and we kind of like make a dough out of that . We spread it flat on a dehydrator shot and we dry it out and that is how we make our breads. The idea behind this is when you cook foods you make it dead; you deaden all the nutrients and the enzymes. Raw food is just filled with so much enzymes. When you eat it you automatically, you instantly feel really good, awake and alive. That's why people do it. You've lost 30 pounds. I did lose 30 pounds. I have a very close friend that lost 70 pounds doing it and she is still going. It is so easy because you can eat whatever you want in as many quantities you want as long as it is raw. We eat like whatever we get a craving for. Whether it is nuts or dates or fruits, salads. In the beginning I was. I kind of tapered off. You know. What is this next stuff you are going to make. Looks like you have a lot of Thai stuff. These are Thai spices and ingredient. This is our dish that we serve at the restaurant and it is called our Red Thai Curry. It's kind of involved. It's a little bit more complicated than the Caprese salad that I showed you before. Okay, let's get started.

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