Raw ketchup recipes that have the right ketchupy texture aren’t that easy to find.
I really like this raw vegan ketchup recipe, from Ani’s Raw Food Kitchen, which is my new favourite book.
Once again, it’s pretty easy and can be made instantly without any soaking or prepping. All you need is a blender.
Of course, you can serve this raw ketchup recipe on raw burgers or any other raw meal that calls for ketchup! The texture is really perfect, the first time I made it it turned out perfectly without any tweaking. After I refrigerated my leftover ketchup for a day, there was a little bit of oil separation, which I drained off. Other than that, I have no improvements to suggest. Grab your blender and start making ketchup already!
Raw ketchup recipe
From Ani’s Raw Food Kitchen
- 1 1/2 cups of diced tomatoes
- 3 tablespoons dates (do not soak)
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1 teaspoon sea salt
- 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
- 1/2 cup sun dried tomatoes (do not soak)
Blend everything in the blender except the sun dried tomatatoes. Add the sun dried tomatoes in last and blend until you get a ketchupy consistency.
Ketchup is complete!
Serve on veggie burgers. And don’t forget your raw mayonnaise (yummy)!!








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I’ve been dabbling with raw for a few weeks now. One of my biggest challenges is living with roommates who regularly bring home fast food, pizzas, and snack on my produce. It’s hard to resist eating some of their meals…I still haven’t kicked the cravings for cooked and greasy foods. Though, I still feel good about substituting one or two cooked meals a day with a completely raw meal or green smoothie.
Hi Kevin! Now that you mention it, that makes total sense. I will endeavour to make this change shortly. Beware, I am not the most prompt of people.
Good luck on your journey… My advice? New roommates!!
J/K, but, seriously, I know that makes it that much harder. Good for you with the green smoothies. The more fresh fruit and vegetables that you can incorporate into your diet the better, so good for you.