Sweet millet dumplings with strawberries

When I decided to remove almost all gluten from my meals I was looking for a classic flour replacement. In our organic store I found surprisingly a lot of gluten-free flours, for example millet, buckwheat, chick pea and amaranth. For this recipe I chose millet one, because millet is well known in our family for years. The real advantage of millet flour and hazelnuts is, that if you do these dumplings in advance or if you have leftovers, they won't get as hard as usual wheat dumplings. The other thing I hate about preparing wheat dumplings - dough is sooo sticky. Gluten-free, sticky-free :) And of course, hazelnuts make them much more tastier and unusual!

Zucchini hummus

I really love hummus but I only had known classic chickpea hummus until I saw recipe for zucchini hummus on website rawfoodrecipes.com. There are at least three different recipes for raw zucchini hummus but I decided to follow my own chickpea hummus recipe and I only switched zucchini instead of chickpea and also amounts of each ingredients are little bit different. It's tasty, it's healthy, it's raw and it's lighter than classic chickpea hummus. And it perfectly matches with fresh zucchini for dipping!

If you have never ever ever eaten fresh zucchini you missed a lot! (Don't worry, I ate my first fresh zucchini month ago in Hungary - and I felt in love with it :) ) Do you know that it's crunchy? But you have to choose a small one, no longer than 20cm, hard and without any damages. Bigger ones start to be mealy and the middle it's not tasty at all. Try it, it is worth!

Vegan summer rolls

              

It was my first experience with rice paper and it was a really good experience. I guess I will repeat this recipe very often with a different filling. In the begining, I thought that I was making a raw summer rolls but tofu is not compatible with raw food unfortunately. So finally, it is not raw, but it is vegan, healthy and sooo tasty! Mainly the dipping sauce is incredible. I follow dip recipe from rawfoodrecipes.com, but I've changed it a little bit. If you do it for the first time like I did, don't be upset when your rolls won't be perfect - practise makes perfect! :)