Showing posts with label vegan bake sale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vegan bake sale. Show all posts

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Spring Cleanse - Day 6


Day six of the spring cleanse seemed so easy! My body's getting used to the raw food and unseasoned veggies. I had lots of energy yesterday! I spent most of the day counseling students for the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. My counseling day started at 8:00am and ended at 3:30. I usually take a nap after my last student, but I had so much energy that I didn't one! Instead, I went down to the Vegan Bake Sale to see how it was going. I was surprised at how well I was able to control myself around so many delicious looking baked goodies. I brought home some raw cookies and brownies and two gluten-free cupcakes, which will just have to wait until after the cleanse to be eaten.

For breakfast, I had a giant green smoothie. It was made with bananas, mangos, pineapples and spinach. I also added flax oil, hemp powder and maca powder for a little extra boost. I made quite a lot and filled my large glass twice.



Lunch was another large salad with olive oil and lemon juice. I was able to eat in between student phone calls. I had snack of fruit salad later too.


Since it was a long day for me, Dennis picked up dinner from Veggie Heaven again. We each had a large plate of steamed veggies. I was pretty hungry by dinner time, but the veggies were very satisfying. It was difficult to pass on the rice that came with them. I put them in the fridge to make a stir-fry with another day.


We had mixed fruit for dessert. I can't believe how much fruit Dennis and I have eaten this week. We've gone through quite a lot. I need to make sure we keep it up next week.


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Thursday, April 29, 2010

Spring Cleanse - Day 4


Day four and all is well! I started the day off with oatmeal again, and had fruit salad for an mid-morning snack. I had last night's stir-fry leftovers for lunch and snacked on some raw cashews. Dennis took a film making class in the City in the evening, and I didn't feel like cooking dinner just for one, so I got brown rice avocado rolls and salad from Whole Foods.

The toughest part of the day was after dinner, when I baked cookies for Saturday's Montclair Vegan Bake Sale. I made mocha almond chip cookies from Sweet Utopia. It was tough not being able to taste the cookie dough or try a cookie when they were done! I have a big bag of wheat flour leftover from my holiday baking, and I thought baking for the sale would be a good way to get rid of some of it.

Day four is dedicated to skin detoxing. Sesame oil is massaged into the skin, and then a bath with epsom salts is taken. A mask with bentonite clay is applied to the face and the hands. I added a little bit of bubbles to the bath, which was nice and relaxing, and and the oil and clay really softened my skin. I'm going to try to stick with doing this once a week.


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Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Vegan Bake Sale!


My friend are having a vegan bake sale in Montclair, NJ this Saturday from 11am to 4pm. The sale will be at Go Lightly store - 4 S. Fullerton Ave. The proceeds will be going to PAWPAC and for the Animals Sanctuary. There will be tons of baked vegan goods to choose from. I won't be there, but I will be baking cookies for it!

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