I still have shivers from today's juice, but it wasn't that bad. I am stuffed full, too. This recipe made 3 cups, and I drank it all. Next time I'll have to share.
Here's the recipe:
the great eliminator
*What does that mean? Eliminator of toxins? Or that I'll have to use the bathroom a lot today? Thankfully I'm mostly at home today just in case. UPDATE: It's the 2nd one, but just one good clean out. :) Thought you'd like to know.
makes 2 to 3 cups
1 medium or large beet
1 cucumber
1/2 to 1 head romaine lettuce
10 medium carrots
1 inch fresh ginger (optional) *I left this out! I know it's good for detoxing, but I just couldn't bring myself to add it. I haven't recovered from that last juice I had with fresh garlic & ginger!
I give this juice 4 stars out of 5.
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Today's Juice: the great eliminator
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Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Product Review: Buckwheat!
Buckwheat- A few month ago I hadn't even heard of buckwheat! What is it exactly? Well, according to wikipedia, it's not even related to the wheat family. It's a fruit, not a grain. (!?) I tried buckwheat a month ago, and I'm in love! The only thing I've tried is Bob's Red Mill Organic Creamy Buckwheat hot cereal. Mmmmmmm. So good! This morning I had to make a second serving because I love it so much.
I bought this cereal by chance. It was out of desperation, because I was missing my morning cereal. It was one of the first things I came across while looking for cereal at a health food store, and I remembered that it was on a list of things I could have. I can't even remember how much it cost- I think about $4-$5. There are 12 servings per container, and this bag has lasted me at least a month and a half.
It's really easy to make. You just put 1/4 cup of the buckwheat in a bowl, add 3/4 c. water, microwave on high for 3 minutes, and then let it sit, covered, for 3 minutes. When it's ready it's kind of solidified & kind of gelatinous, which took me off guard. But it's actually kind of the consistency of tapioca pudding when you stir it up. Add the stevia & milk, and it is YUMMY.
I give this cereal five out of five stars! Now I want to try the buckwheat groats for cereal. Have any of you tried them before? What are some of your favorite "healthy" foods that took you by surprise?
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