19 Healing Cultured Carrot Recipes

What Was In The Glass?

Bright Orange Liquid

IMG_4544I was young, nine years old, and sat in a classroom staring at my teacher's desk. From her thermos she would pour a bright orange liquid, and I would stare in wonder. I found myself obsessing about what she was drinking. I should have been working in my workbook, but I would watch her every time she went to take a drink. What was in this glass and why did she drink it every day? I asked all my friends what they thought our teacher was drinking, but nobody seemed to care except me. It was bright orange and she would sip it slowly. It was such a pretty color and I wanted to know!

Finally, one day I asked her what she was drinking and why she drank it every day. She said, "It's carrot juice and it's improved my eyesight a lot, so I make sure I drink it every day." I was wowed by this and wondered why everybody didn't know this!  So I told everybody that carrot juice improved your eyesight. But not everybody wanted to listen to a nine-year old girl talk about carrot juice. I think the things that most interest and excite us are signs, clues, and guidance to something important for us to follow up on. How food affects our health was always trying to get my attention and from a very early age. It's cool to look back on my life and see all the signs along the way.

Food is powerful medicine, this I know for sure

Eyesight and Carrots

My web manager, Chris, also expressed to me how his eyesight improved when he started drinking lots of carrot juice. After a month of drinking 20 ounces a day, the optometrist told him his eyesight had improved.

Researchers at the Jules Stein Institute at the University of California at Los Angeles found that women who consume carrots at least twice per week - compared to women who consume carrots less than once per week - have significantly lower rates of glaucoma (damage to the optic nerve often associated with excessive pressure inside the eye).

Did you ever stop to taste a carrot? Not just eat it but taste it? You can taste the beauty and energy of the earth in every bite.

Cardiovascular Benefits Of Carrots

Given the fact that carrots are rich in antioxidants, there are numerous research studies showing the cardiovascular benefits of carrots. Our cardiovascular system, and especially our arteries, is responsible for carrying highly oxygenated blood throughout the body, which needs constant protection from antioxidant damage. Carrots are fabulous for supplying our body with a rich supply of antioxidants.

I think carrots are something special and that we should include them in our diets as much as possible. I love the flavor of fresh carrots. Nothing shouts, "Get back to your roots!" quite like carrots. I have many recipes with carrots and a carrot kombucha recipe which is pretty spectacular. Have carrots whenever you can, and in as many ways as you can - you never know when a little nine-year-old girl may be watching. You might just help plant a seed that could later change her life.

Cultured Carrot Cake in a Jar

I have glass jars everywhere in my house, and I have lots of cultured foods in many of them. I'm always looking for new recipes and jars to make my cultured foods in. I have an unusual recipe with carrots that combines apples and carrots in my favorite jar that looks like a pot.

This carrot recipe is a family favorite, created by my daughter Maci. I love to make it in the springtime around Easter. I think carrots taste and smell like spring and this recipe will knock your socks off!! It's not like any of my other cultured veggie recipes and it really does taste like carrot cake. If you have picky eaters in your house, you need to try this one on them -  it's crazy good! The combination of apples, dates, carrots, cinnamon, cloves, walnuts, and a splash of vanilla is heavenly.  Not only does it taste spectacular, but the health benefits are something you'll want to know about. Carrots are powerful food -  like medicine - and I can think of no better way to consume them than to culture them! You'll love this recipe. Its uniqueness will make it a springtime favorite.

 

Carrot Cake In a Jar Recipe

Carrot Kombucha

 

Check out this video that shows just how bubbly Carrot Kombucha can be!
I think carrots are something special and that we should include them in our diets as much as possible. I love the flavor of fresh carrots. Nothing shouts, "Get back to your roots!" quite like carrots. I have many recipes with carrots and one new carrot kombucha recipe that is pretty spectacular. Have carrots whenever you can, and in as many ways as you can - you never know when a little nine-year old girl may be watching. You might just help plant a seed that could later change her life.

Check out our Carrot Kombucha recipe and a few other carrot recipes.

19 Cultured Carrot Recipes

Berry Carrot Sprouted Cookie Bars
These Healthy Cookie Bars are chock-full of all kinds of good things. They are made […]
Carrot Cake Kefir Soda
Carrot Kombucha
This kombucha is super bubbly and loaded with antioxidants and lots of vitamin A. I […]
Carrot Water Kefir
Water kefir is a beverage favored for both its fizzy flavor and billions of probiotics. […]
Cream of Vegetable Soup (Thanksgiving Soup)
🍂🍁This basic vegetable soup recipe is a perennial favorite — and it’s a great way […]
Cultured Broccoli Salad In a Jar
This is a fun way to culture your broccoli. If you like broccoli salad made […]
Cultured Carrot Cake in a Jar
I love the dates and nuts in this recipe. When combined with the apples and […]
Cultured Carrot Coins and Celery Sticks
These fast-fermenting veggies taste almost the same as regular carrots and celery. If ginger is […]
Cultured Carrots
Carrots cultured in just a couple of days. They stay crisp when cultured and don't […]
Fermented Asian Salad
You're going to love this fresh fermented salad. Loaded with tons of probiotics and fresh […]
Fermented Fiesta Dip
Forget the siesta - have a cultured fiesta! This dip is full of fiber, nutrients, […]
Flu Prevention: Cultured Veggies
These are a little spicy, and a little sweet and sour. They are wonderful for […]
Kimchi
Kimchi is an ancient dish that Koreans have been making for centuries. In fact, it […]
Maci's Cultured Carrots
This is my daughter Maci's cultured carrot recipe and one she ate often when she […]
Mexican Carrots
Super spicy, throw them in any Mexican dish for extra flavor and probiotics. I try […]
Miso Soup
You can add one or all of the optional ingredients. You can also make it […]
Pepperpot Soup
I made this for a friend who came to my house for lunch. After eating […]
Shelley’s Cultured Veggies - The Original Recipe
You don't have to add these special minerals and prebiotics in this recipe; if you […]
Sick Day Soup
Spanish Kimchi
How do I explain how much I love these cultured veggies? The taste is so […]
Spicy Kimchi
Koreans have eaten kimchi for thousands of years because of its powerful medicinal effects. This […]
Sunshine Kombucha
I love the flavors in this kombucha, but the turmeric is the real hero. Turmeric […]
Sunshine Water Kefir
I love the flavors in this Water Kefir, but the turmeric is the real hero. […]
Thai Miso Soup
Miso is a Japanese word that means "fermented beans," so it's got loads of good […]
Trilogy Coleslaw
This yummy coleslaw is made with a little kefir, kombucha and the veggies get a […]

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I think carrots are something special and that we should include them in our diets as much as possible. I love the flavor of fresh carrots. Nothing shouts, "Get back to your roots!" quite like carrots. I have many recipes with cultured carrots and a carrot kombucha recipe which is pretty spectacular. Check out the podcast for 19 cultured carrot recipes!

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