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12 Steps to Whole Foods

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Starting Your Morning Off Right<br />

Three Toppings for Pancakes and Waffles<br />

Using these as <strong>to</strong>ppings for your waffles or pancakes reduces your sugar consumption (compared <strong>to</strong> using<br />

maple syrup), and they add fiber and 1-2 servings of fruit <strong>to</strong> your day.<br />

Berry Sauce for Waffles/Pancakes (3)<br />

6 C frozen mixed berries<br />

½ C maple syrup<br />

1-1½ C hot water (<strong>to</strong> make frozen fruit easier <strong>to</strong> blend)<br />

Purée or pulse all ingredients in your high-powered blender until desired consistency is achieved (smooth or<br />

chunky). Serve over waffles or pancakes. (See pho<strong>to</strong> on page 289.)<br />

Quick Raw Applesauce for Waffles/Pancakes (3)<br />

4 large Jonathan or Fuji apples, washed, cored, and quartered<br />

1 C water<br />

C fresh lemon juice<br />

2 tsp. cinnamon<br />

½ tsp. nutmeg<br />

C maple syrup<br />

Pulse all ingredients in your high-powered blender for a chunky sauce. Serve over waffles or pancakes.<br />

Fruit Sauce for Waffles/Pancakes (1)<br />

1 large (29 oz.) can fruit cocktail (no sugar added), including the liquid<br />

¼ C arrowroot powder<br />

½ C water<br />

½ C white grape juice concentrate (no sugar added)<br />

Pulse all ingredients in your high-powered blender until almost smooth. Cook over medium heat until the<br />

mixture thickens, stirring often. Serve over waffles or pancakes (and optionally <strong>to</strong>p with fresh raspberries and<br />

plain yogurt).<br />

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