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Raw Vegan | Buffalo Ranch Wings n Caesar Salad

Perfect as an appetizer, snack, or a full meal when put together!

I am excited to share these delicious Buffalo Ranch Wings n Caesar Salad Recipes that are not only low fat, raw and vegan but also incredibly tender and juicy due to my super secret texture technique!

I’ve experimented with many variations on this recipe and this is my all-time favorite, my entire family loves it and in fact, I’ve never served it to ANYONE that didn’t love it!

This epic juicy wings recipe uses two out of three of my favorite texture techniques, if you want to bring your raw chef skills to the next level check out my entire post that goes specifically into my Top Tips to make Raw Veggies Taste Cooked!

Let’s get to the recipe!

Buffalo Ranch Wings n Caesar Salad

Serves (1 banana commander or 2-3 normal humans)

The night before you want to make the wings start with..

1 Cauliflower (1 lb 460 g)

1. Chop up your cauliflower into pieces that are about the size of one or two bites.

2. Arrange the pieces on a cookie sheet and place them in the freezer.  Freeze overnight.

Plan to start the sauce at 10am if you wish to eat the wings at 6pm 

Buffalo Ranch sauce

2 zucchini (.5 lb / 230 g)
2 Roma tomato (.5 lb / 230 g)
Juice from 1/2 lemon (.25 lb / 150 g – 1/8 cup)
1/13 cup buffalo spice mix ( 1 tsp cumin, 1 tsp chili powder, 1 tsp paprika, 1 tsp ground mustard, cayenne to taste)
1/8 cup pumpkin seeds (.037 lb / 17 g)
1/3 cup sun-dried tomato (.044 / 20 g)
2  medjule dates (.11 lb / 50 g)
tbsp dill (3.1 g)
1/2 tbsp parsley (1.9 g)
green onions 2 (.06 lb / 27 g)

Buffalo Ranch Wings n Caesar Salad

1. Peel the zucchini, discard the peels, and then rough chop the zucchini and tomatoes to prep for blending.

2. Place the zucchini, tomatoes, pumpkin seeds, sun-dried tomato, dates (be sure to pit them), and lemon juice in your blender. Blend it up…(I recommend the Vitamix blender, Get yours with FREE shipping Here!)

3. Chop up the green onions then add them to the blender along with the parsley and dill.

4. Remove the frozen cauliflower from the freezer and place it in a bowl, pour the blended sauce over the cauliflower and stir to evenly coat.

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5. Arrange the cauliflower in a single layer on your dehydrator sheet (I highly recommend the Excalibur Dehydrator, get yours with FREE shipping Here) scooping any leftover sauce in the bowl on top of any cauliflower wings that look like they could use a bit more sauce.

6. Set the dehydrator to 130° for the first 30 minutes to more quickly dry out the surface moisture and then decrease the temperature to 118°.

7. Check the cauliflower after about 4-5 hours, flip each piece, and then rotate them as well so that the cauliflower that was at the front is now at the back to help make sure all of the pieces are evenly dehydrated.

8. Let them finish up drying for 1-2 hours while you make your salad and dressing/dip.

Caesar Dressing

Makes 3 cups

Juice of 1.5 lemon (.75 lb / 450 g –  3/8 cup)
1 clove garlic (.01 lb / 6 g)
2 Zucchini (.5 lb / 230 g)
1 yellow tomato (.25 g / 115 g)
1/2 to 1 tbsp dulse flakes
2 medjule dates (.11 lb / 50 g)
1/4 cup hemp hearts (.09 lb / 40 g)
1/2 – 1 tsp mustard seeds

raw ceasar salad dressing

1. Peel the zucchini discarding the peel and then rough chop the zucchini and tomato to prepare to blend.

2. Place the tomato, zucchini, garlic, dates (be sure to pit), hemp hearts, as well as half of the mustard seeds and lemon juice into the blender, and blend until smooth.

3. Taste, then if desired add as much of the remaining mustard seeds and lemon juice to taste, and blend until smooth.

4. Finally, add in the dulse and just lightly blend to mix but not puree.

5.  Finely chop 2 heads of romaine lettuce and use 2/3 of the caesar dressing to top your salad and the remaining 1/3 for dipping your “wings” in!

Buffalo Ranch Wings n Ceasar Salad

ENJOY!

I really hope you love these Buffalo Ranch Wings n Caesar Salad as much as I do, the potential is limitless for many different types of wings, I hope this version helps spark your creativity!

As always

As Always

Wishing You Much

PeaceLovenSeasonalFruit ck

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11 Comments

  1. Hi Kris
    Your great. I am just starting to eat raw. And really like your recipes.
    I want to make the ceasar dressing. But don’t know what dulce is
    Is there a substitute for it?
    Thank you
    Jeanie

      1. Thanks Maria, indeed Jeanie you can also find it at many health food stores. The caveat there is you want to make sure its grown in controlled environments so as not to be exposed to heavy metals / polution.

    1. Aww blessed you feel so!! No real strong need to add the dulse btw, you could leave it out or could instead use fresh made celery salt (dehydrated and blended celery) 🙂
      Hope you have already tried it n love it 🙂

  2. Your cauliflower wings are amazing! I like how your recipes have weight measurements – thank-you – this is really helpful, cos you know, sometimes there are cauliflowers, then there are CAULIFLOWERS. I have tried a few of your recipes, and each one a winner, so have just bought one of your recipe books… looking forward to more Raw Advantage magic 🙂

    1. Awwww so awesome to hear n such a pleasure to share! Gotta have weights when making lots ahah never understood recipes that don’t!! Thanks for the support n so happy you enjoy them! Merry Xmas!

  3. Thank you for the recipe, will try it as soon as my tomatos get dehydrated. I just wanted to ask, 230g is one zucchini, right? Your recipe says 2 zucchini (.5 lb / 230 g).
    Im asking because I made you awesome pizza, it was great btw, but the crust ingredients did not really work out quantitatively for me. You noted that we need 3 big Zucchini (1.5 lb / 680 g), 2/3 of that for the crust. Well I added about 1000g for the crust, but I really felt I should have added more because it was really saucY compared to your crust on the video. 😀
    Anyway, its all good, thank you for the effort, wish you all the best bro!

    1. Blessings Jean, my pleasure, hope you love it!
      As to the zucchini, it all depends on the size of zucchini, I’ve had many that take 4 per lb and many that are 1 lb each, I took the average based on what I was getting at the store when I made that book. Weighing after peeling for the sauce helps too. With that and the pizza and any recipes, it’s always dependant on the water content of the ingredients and other factors, really it’s the blessing and curse as every single time you make a raw dish it’s going to be different. I’ve made the crusts exactly as the recipe says and sometimes it’s more watery and sometimes less, depends largely on the type of tomatoes used. See the recipes as guidelines and adjust to your ingredients and flavours, this way it’s more alive and playful too 🙂 hope that helps.

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