
Green Lentil Bread in Salad Bowl
2-3 days sprouting + 24h dehydratingPlates
Intention: Raw Living Nutrition & High Structural Fiber · Min. 42g Protein
Yield: Multiple bread sheets (~1 serving per assembled bowl)
- Living Enzyme Structural Matrix — Dehydrating green lentils strictly at 45°C preserves all active living plant enzymes, raw nutrients, and natural properties.
- Enhanced Sprouted Digestion — A 2-3 day sprout cycle coupled with gentle wild dehydration fermentation effectively metabolizes anti-nutrients for an extremely gut-friendly carb profile.
- Dense Soluble Binder Cleanse — Psyllium husk and flax seeds introduce raw mucilaginous fibers that support excellent GI transit and maintain healthy blood sugar arcs.
Ingredients
The Living Lentil Bread
- Green lentils (sprouted over 2-3 days)
- Whole dates (pitted, for structural binding)
- Psyllium husk powder (for pliable bread structure)
- Flax seed powder (ground flax, for binding)
- Garlic powder & sea salt
The Raw Cashew Lemon Dip
The Salad Bowl Assembling
- Fresh mixed salad greens
- Pre-cooked seitan chunks
- Chopped tomatoes & sliced red onions
- Mixed fresh sprouts
- Seasonings: Black pepper & chili powder
Simple Method
- 1Sprout green lentils for 2-3 days, then pulse them to form a textured mash before incorporating the dates, binders, and spices.
- 2Spread the textured dough moderately thin across dehydrator trays lined with baking paper and dry at 45°C for 24 hours.
- 3Peel the finished bread from the paper, slice into pieces, and toss into a bowl with fresh greens, seitan, onions, tomatoes, and a raw cashew lemon dip.
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