Gluten Free Sunflower Dulse Bread
My man and I take the dulse show on the road. We keep a bag of dulse in our glove box and eat it when we need a pick-up. Not only does it resolve that little salt craving that kicks in once in a while- but it’s like insta-detox power.
Dulse is a seaweed. A delicious one if you ask me, though I know not everyone is inclined to agree. Not everyone loves the taste of seaweed and understandably so. You might think it tastes/smells fishy or like um… the sea. You wouldn’t be wrong. I’d say I’m a middle of the line seaweed eater. I love it in nori wraps, mixed in with soups, and of course I’ll throw Irish Moss into just about anything. But I am not such a lover that I’d gladly ditch the sea salt in favour of kelp flakes. No way!
Now that you know my limits, you must trust that this recipe which integrates dulse sea-mlessly (get it?), without any super seaweedy taste is perhaps brushing lips with brilliant.
This is why you likely need to eat more sea vegetables:
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- They are one of the top alkalinizing foods- as a result, they help alkalinize you which in turn boosts immune function, resolves issues of yeast and other bacteria issues, help prevent cancer.
- They are super rich in iodine which is vital for your thyroid health which in turn manages your hormone balance, energy levels, tissue healing and skin health, and metabolic rate.
- They are, for the most part, chlorophyll powered meaning super rich in the green power that gives us energy, makes us glow with beauty and detoxes our cells.
Sunflower Dulse Bread
- Total Time: 3 hours 10 mins
- Yield: Serves 2-4 1x
Description
Make it. Love it. Tell me what you spread on it.
Ingredients
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- 2 cups sunflower seeds, soaked
- 1 cup flaxseeds, soaked
- 1 cup carrots, sliced (about 2 medium sized carrots)
- 1/3 cup dulse
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup dried parsley
- 1/4 cup dried basil
- 1 1/2 tsp sea salt
Instructions
- Add all ingredients to high powered blender or food processor. Mix until smooth. Add water as needed if too sticky.
- Spread evenly over non-stick dehydrator sheets. This recipe will likely cover 2 at 1/4 inch thick or three if you want them thinner like crackers.
- Dehydrate for 3 hours at 115. Remove from dehydrator and flip onto mesh tray and dehydrate for another 4 hours or until dry and firm.
- Store in an airtight container.
- Prep Time: 10 mins
- Cook Time: 3 hours
- Category: Sides + Snacks
Fabulous. I am going to try these in a low-heat oven (no more dehydrator for me-wah) and will report back! :)
Are you using whole flaxseeds or ground??