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Avoiding Bad Fats, Enjoying Good Fats<br />

Black-Eyed Papaya Salsa<br />

Use this as a dip for sprouted-<strong>to</strong>rtilla chips or whole-wheat pita chips (cut either in<strong>to</strong> triangles and broil for a<br />

couple of minutes). Or, simmer 2 C of well rinsed quinoa with 2 C water for 15 min., then <strong>to</strong>ss with some of<br />

this salsa for a hot meal.<br />

4 C papaya, diced (1 medium papaya)<br />

1 C dry black-eyed peas, rinsed<br />

1 red bell pepper, diced<br />

1 Anaheim pepper (seeds removed), finely diced<br />

½ small red onion, finely diced<br />

½ C cilantro, chopped<br />

Dressing:<br />

¼ C lime juice<br />

zest of 1 lime<br />

¼ C flaxseed oil<br />

1½ inches of fresh ginger root, peeled and chopped<br />

2 tsp. agave (raw, organic)<br />

½ tsp. sea salt<br />

1 tsp. chili powder<br />

2 cloves garlic, minced<br />

Bring 3 C water <strong>to</strong> a boil, add the black-eyed peas, cover, and reduce <strong>to</strong> a simmer for 45 min. Drain and cool<br />

the peas. Combine all the non-dressing ingredients in<strong>to</strong> a bowl and mix. Blend the dressing ingredients in<br />

blender until smooth, then pour over other ingredients and <strong>to</strong>ss.<br />

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