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If you’ve been out for Mexican food in San Francisco’s Mission District, you’ve no doubt seen a large drink dispenser full of milky-white horchata. Traditionally...
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Just in time for the holidays —gluten free Cinnamon Bun Muffins.
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It’s hard to beat the natural sweetness, unique tartness and stunning color of hibiscus, but this fizzy drink can be modified with any chilled tea Don't turn away at the mention of apple cider vinegar: It’s decidedly tame But if you’re into the aggressive sourness of vinegar, feel free to add more.
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Cucumber, onion, and tomato are tossed in a simple blend of champagne and balsamic vinegars and just a touch of agave nectar for sweetness.
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Not many American's are familiar with antioxidant rich black currants. Black Currants are wildly popular in the United Kingdom and Europe, and were actually banned...
Ingredients: currants, water, sugar
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These crunchy, chocolaty peanut butter balls are filled with oats, flax seeds, hemp seeds, and are sweetened with a bit of agave nectar. Perfect as a quick energy snack.
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To make the dairy-free nut cream she serves over her delicious grilled zucchini ribbons, Alyssa Gorelick thickens macadamia milk with xanthan gum, available at health food stores. She drizzles the extra cream on stir-fries.
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This light and refreshing salad has carrots, bell pepper, and cucumber is mixed with lentils and quinoa in a citrus dressing sweetened with agave nectar.
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Cocoa powder, agave nectar, and fresh mint come together in this paleo-friendly chocolate mint syrup that is great with ice cream and coffee.
Ingredients: agave syrup, cocoa, mint
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A unique recipe for a smooth, blended avocado cocktail with tequila, lime juice, and agave nectar.
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A sweet-and-spicy mustard sauce coats roasted Brussels sprouts in this simple side dish recipe.
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My friend Michael Sharkey is one of the best home bartenders I know, and he sometimes surprises me with delicious new creations when I visit His latest is the Eye of the Komodo (he originally christened it Ojo del Komodo — but I botched and Anglicized it, probably because I think the Eye of the Komodo sounds more like a ‘60s horror movie) Built on a foundation of what Michael calls “lizard liquid” and fortified by mezcal, it is bright green, satisfyingly spicy and garnished with a vegetal “eyeball.” What’s not to love?
Ingredients: mezcal, lime juice, agave nectar