Macro Magick Menu Ideas & Recipes Pt. 2
By Claudette Vaughan
Macro Magick Menu Ideas and Recipes Part 2
Macro Magick Menu Ideas and Recipes Part 3
Split Pea Soup
You'll Need:
1C Split Peas – washed and soaked overnight
1 sq. Dried Tofu – rinsed, soaked until soft
1 Carrot, washed and diced
1 Onion, diced
2” Wakame/Kombu, minced after rinsing
4-5 cups of purified water
Shoyu or Miso for seasoning
Method:
Bring water to the boil. Add peas and skim the foam from the surface. Cover and cook on a low/med flame for ½ hour. Add tofu and cook for another ½ hour on a low flame covered. Add the veges. Cook the carrot and the onion and wakame until soft. Season and garnish with a slice of deep-fried Lotus root and parsley.
Millet Dish
Millet is the most alkaline of all the grains.
You'll Need:
1 C Bio-Dynamic Millet
Pinch of Sea salt
Method:
Wash the millet in a fine mesh sieve and drain.
Heat the cast iron skillet and at the same time put up your water to boil (cover pot).
Roast the millet in an oiled or unoiled pan until dry and nutty smelling.
Add the millet to the boiling water with salt. Cover and lower the flame to the lowest heat. Cook for ½ hour. When millet is done remove from the pot and “fluff” up.
Baked Pumpkin and Parsnip
You'll Need:
1 good sized slice of Butternut or Queensland Blue Pumpkin, (skins on) per person
1 Parsnip wedge
1 Tsp. Sesame or Corn oil and 1Tbs. Shoyu – whisk these together to mix.
Brush the parsnip and the pumpkin with Shoyu and oil. Place in a baking dish and add a ¼ cup of water. (this keeps the pumpkin moist). Bake in a pre-heated oven for ½ hour.
Baked Millet and Pumpkin Sauce
You'll Need:
1 C Brown Rice, washed
1 C Millet, washed. Make sure the millet is hulled.
½ C Buckwheat (must be hulled)
½ C Corn Kernels
¼ C Hiziki seaweed. Wash and soak for the first ½ hour.
1 medium Onion, diced
1 good sized clove of Garlic, chopped finely
A little oil to sauté. Sesame oil is nice for this dish.
Method:
Roast the Millet, Rice and Buckwheat together until dry (no oil and smelling nutty).
Add the sesame oil and continue roasting for 5 minutes.
Add your Onion. Add garlic and sauté for one minute. Add Hiziki and sauté for one minute more. Mix in the corn. Add 51/2 cups of water (this includes your Hiziki soaking water). Bring to the boil. Cover it. Place into a 180C oven and cook for 45 minutes to one hour. Clay pots are favoured by vegan macrobiotic people.
The Butternut Sauce
You'll Need:
Scrub the skin of the Butternut to make 2 C diced Butternut
One 3” piece of Kombu
One pinch of salt
Large square of fresh ginger, sliced
Method:
Put all of these into a pot. Cook until soft. Blend until sauce is of a smooth consistency and serve over the mixture.
Poached Pears and Nut Cream
You'll Need:
4 Pears, cored and cut into slices
Purified water or apple juice
1 Tsb. Ginger juice
Kuzu to thicken
Method: Place the pears in a pan, cover with liquid and simmer for 10-20 minutes until tender. Add the ginger juice. Thicken with kuzu. Sprinkle with sesame seeds and serve.
Nut Cream
You'll Need:
1 C Cashews, lightly roasted
1 C Almonds, lightly roasted
2 Tbsp. Maple Syrup
1 Tsp. Vanilla
1/3 to ½ cup Soya milk/ or the excess liquid from the cooked fruit
Method:
Blend above ingredients in a food processor until creamy consistency. Purified water may be added if too thick.
Optional: Add 1 ripe banana to mixture when blending
|