End of Summer Slaw

Spiritual Nutrition:

👑 Crown (Clarity + Cleansing): Fresh thyme — clears mental fog, uplifts spirit, and connects to higher guidance

💜 Third Eye (Vision + Intuition): Purple cabbage — rich in anthocyanins to support memory, brain health, and inner knowing

💙 Throat (Expression + Purification): White onion — purifies cellular pathways and opens the voice of truth

💚 Heart (Love + Lineage): Cilantro — detoxifies the body and softens emotional attachments

💛 Solar Plexus (Digestion + Confidence): Lime — sharp and cleansing, stimulates liver flow and inner clarity

🧡 Sacral (Creativity + Flow): Corn — offers warmth, sweetness, and emotional nourishment through joyful movement

❤️ Root (Grounding + Immunity): Carrots — energizing root that strengthens vitality, presence, and immune protection


Nourishment Notes

This slaw is the kind of thing I make when my brain feels foggy and I need a little color medicine to bring me back. Purple foods have this way of quieting the noise while sharpening your vision—from your thoughts to your intuition. The citrus and herbs snap everything awake, and the cabbage gives it just enough crunch to make it satisfying. I always use a mandolin here because the texture matters. Serve it cold, under dappled sun, with people you love. It’s got that high-vibe, late-July magic.


Cook Time: 20 minutes

Serves: 6 friends (as a side)


Ingredients 

Purple Cabbage – ½ head, finely shredded

White Onion – 1 medium, finely sliced

Organic Local Carrots – 2 (orange or purple), julienned, shredded, or sliced thin with a mandolin

Fresh Corn – 2 ears, kernels only

Organic Local Fresh Cilantro – 2 generous handfuls, lightly chopped

Organic Local Fresh Thyme – 1 tbsp, finely chopped

Fresh Lime Juice – from 2 whole limes

High-Quality Mayonnaise – ⅓ cup (preferably organic or avocado oil-based)

Sea Salt & Fresh Cracked Black Pepper – to taste


Method

Boil a large pot of water and add the corn until it becomes tender, about 5 minutes, then remove it and set it aside to cool. Meanwhile, use a mandolin to slice the purple cabbage, onion, and carrot. Combine these vegetables in a bowl and gently massage them with a bit of salt, allowing the mixture to sit for about 5 minutes. As the veggies rest, carefully slice the kernels off the cooled corn cobs and add them to the bowl of veggies. Lightly chop the cilantro and thyme together, then mix them into the bowl. Add lime juice and mayonnaise to the mixture, and season with salt and pepper to taste


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