Dr. Clark recommends you break open your own Apricot Kernels in order to have fresh more potent seeds.
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Recipes
Marzipan
1 1/4 C. unblanched almonds, unroasted
2 t. grated apricot kernels
2 1/4 C. dark brown sugar
3 small fertile egg whites
Grind almonds, kernels, and sugar in the blender until very fine. Blend in egg whites with fingers one at a time. Knead until smooth and plastic. May be pressed into molds or formed into roll, chilled, and sliced. 1 1/2 cups
Sharon's Egg Nog
2 C. raw milk, chilled
2 fertile eggs
1 banana
2 T. sorghum cane syrup
2 T. carob powder
1 t. inactive yeast powder, primary or brewers'
2 T. raw wheat germ, fresh
2 T. powdered milk, non-instant
2 t. apricot kernels, ground
Blend all ingredients together in the blender at high speed. Drink at once. Contains about 35 grams of complete protein.
Apple Bites
8 oz. package cream cheese
16 apple seeds
16 raisins
1 apple, grated
3 T. apricot kernels, ground
Pinch of mace
Mix apple with cream cheese. Place apple seed inside of raisin. Form a small ball of apple and cream cheese with raisins in the middle. Roll in the apricot kernels. Chill several hours.
Almond Bavarian Cream
2 envelopes gelatin softened in 1/2 C. cold milk in blender
Add 1/3 C. boiling water and start blender
Add 1/2 C. honey
4 organic, fertile eggs
1 T. Vanilla
2 t. grated apricot kernels
1/2 C. raw cream and enough milk to make 4 C. liquid
Pour into mold and chill four hours or overnight. Slightly warm exterior of the mold with a hot towel and place upside down on a serving plate. Decorate with unroasted almonds.
Serves four.