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KIWI LEMON “CHEESECAKE”Adapted from a Paleoland recipe, this easy no bake dessert lets you enjoy a sweet treat while getting a healthy dose of nuts and cinnamon, which are beneficial for your Kidneys, dates which strengthen your Stomach and Spleen, and kiwi, which is a superfruit for detoxifying your body especially ifyou’ve been going through chemotherapy or radiation. Raw honey supplements Lung and Large Intestine function and the sour taste of lemon benefits your Liver, the organ associated with this taste. Use roasted nuts (cashews, walnuts, almonds) to help your Stomach and conserve your Qi for healing!
HONEY ROASTED PEARS WITH GINGERHoney roasted pears help to remove heat from the body and are beneficial to the Lung and Large Intestine. Honey will add moisture to the Lung and Large Intestine while ginger will warm the digestive system. The nuts and cinnamon offer support to the Kidney. Use candied pecans or walnuts to turn this into an extra-special healing dessert for the Fall!
ORGANIC CHEWY APPLE CHIPSApples are the quintessential, all-American fall treat, a simple delight that reminds one of innocent childhood days spent apple-picking or drinking hot spiced cider. Harvested by the thousands of bushels every autumn, apples contain much healing wisdom gathered from nature during its long-growing season and ripening cycle, with a light, easily digestible essence that comes from growing in the air. Your grandmother was right when she said, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away!” This is a simple and delicious way to enjoy your favorite apples all day long, and a great, portable snack to send to school with your kids. Apples support your Lung, Stomach/Spleen, and Liver function, and cinnamon is a warming herb that supports your Kidney and Stomach functions.
FIG BALSAMIC VINEGAREating foods that are sour and pungent, like vinegar, is a great way to support your Liver function. This vinegar mixture can be used as a drizzle on anything from Brussels sprouts to ice cream! Powerhouses of healing essence, figs have been used to promote longevity for years and can moisten the Lungs to relieve persistent coughs, benefit the Large intestine (has a laxative effect), and generally ease swelling while detoxifying the body.
HOT APPLE CIDERApples can strengthen Lung, Stomach/Spleen, and Liver function, with a light essence that is easily digestible. Cinnamon, ginger, and cloves are three time-honored Chinese herbs that have been traditionally used for thousands of year to support Stomach health.
MANGO DILL SALADAdding sesame oil and dill to the mango salad enhances Kidney function while the refreshing taste of apple cider vinegar supports healthy Liver function. Mangoes are great for supporting Stomach function.
MANGO GUACAMOLEA refreshingly light variation of guacamole that is perfect for the summer! Mango and avocado support your Stomach and Liver functions, respectively. A squeeze of lemon enhances the dish and promotes Liver health, while a dash of hot sauce stimulates your Lung
MANGO AND PINEAPPLE SALSABecause of its color and essence, related to the organs of Stomach and Spleen, mango is beneficial for healthy digestion. A dash of fresh cilantro naturally detoxes the Liver while giving a fresh taste to this salsa!
CHERRY PIE WITH WALNUT BUTTER CRUSTCherries are a seasonal summer fruit that benefits the heart. This flour-free walnut butter crust adds plenty of crunch and flavor while adding a Kidney-benefiting superfood, walnuts. Butter and brown sugar add a comfort food taste and boost the warming nature of this dish.
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