How to make a Pineapple Kale Island Green Smoothie + Coconut Whipped Cream

How to make a Pineapple Kale Green Smoothie + Coconut Whipped Cream

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Pineapple Kale Coconut Island Green Smoothie

Pineapple Kale Coconut Island Green Smoothie

Ingredients:

For Smoothie:

1 Can Full Fat Coconut Milk, refrigerated, separated. (see below)

1/2 Banana

3 large rings Pineapple (fresh or frozen)

2 C Almond or Soy Milk

2 large handfuls KAle or Spinach blend

2 caps Juice Plus Garden Blend, opened and poured into blender

1/3 C Vanilla ?Juice Plus Complete Powder

1 C Ice

1-2 C Water, as needed for blending

For Coconut Whipped Cream:

1 Can Full Fat Coconut Milk, refrigerated, separated. (see below)

1-2 packets of Stevia

1t Vanilla

First separate Coconut milk after it is cold. Do not shake, remove cream gently with a rubber spatula and place in a medium mixing bowl.

Pour remaining thin coconut milk into blender. Add all other ingredients except water. Blend and add water as needed for proper blending and desired consistency. When using kale you will need a Vitamix or other comparable blender. Pour into glasses.

Add vanilla to the coconut cream bowl and whip with mixer until frothy.

Top your smoothie with the cream.

Enjoy with a friend!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Peanut Butter and Jelly Green Smoothie

Peanut Butter and Jelly Smoothie

Peanut Butter and Jelly Smoothie

Want the flavor of your favorite sandwich in a smoothie? Well, search no more! This smoothie is as satisfying as a meal and sooo much better than a sandwich! Kids love this one too! The berries hide the greens, sneaky, yeah?

Ingredients:

  • 2 C Rice Milk
  • 2 large handfuls organic spinach
  • 4 T Peanut butter or 2 T PB2 Powdered Peanut Butter
  • 1 C Soy Vanilla yogurt (optional)
  • 1/2 very ripe banana
  • 1/3 C Vanilla Juice Plus Complete Powder
  • 8 cubes ice
  • 2 Juice Plus Vineyard Capsule contents only~ dumped into blender
  • 6-7 frozen strawberries or fresh and add a few more ice cubes

Throw all the ingredients into your high powered blender and turn on med high then turn to high for up to 2 minutes until every green bit is blended well.

Enjoy your sammy! I mean smoothie!

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Getting a teenager to drink green smoothies

How did I accomplish this huge feat?  Starve them out. Yep. That’s right. Don’t but the junk. Don’t bring them fast food. Leave them at home with ‘nothing good to eat’.
After they figure out your not caving then they will have to eat. Lol. It’s taken me at least 6 months. Seriously I’ve introduced over 100 of my Green smoothies and my son tells me they are nasty. Until this week.
Breakthrough!!!

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Note he is still on the computer but… hey!  He’s smiling AND drinking the green smoothie!
I thought it would never happen.
I’m a happy momma.
Yes!
How else are you going to get a teenager to eat two huge handfuls of organic kale, spinach and  baby chard, plus a  mango, a kiwi, half of a lime, some orange juice some Complete Powder and the whole pint of blackberries in one sitting!

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Glo Green Smoothie Plus+

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Glo Green Smoothie

Add to high powered blender:

32 oz Water

1 Large handful Organic Spinach

3 leaves Organic Kale

2 stalks Organic Celery

1 Organic Green Apple

1 Pear

1 thumb sized piece peeled ginger root

1/2 lemon (with peel)

1/2 lime (with peel)

1 Organic Banana

1 1/2 T Organic Agave Nectar

1t Tumeric

2T Organic Coconut oil

If you have these on hand throw them in:

3 leaves Arugula (gives a nutty flavor), a few sprigs cilantro, a few sprigs parsley

I picked my greens and herbs right off my aeroponic Tower Garden!

Blend on high for 2 minutes.

Enjoy!

*special thanks to Yoli for the original recipe!

 

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Kale Orange Creamsicle Smoothie

I so love my kale. I had my tower garden at our booth at the State Fair and missed it so. I just FEEL GOOD when I eat raw green kale. I also found that the baby dwarf kale doesnt affect me in the same way. Although it is tasty, I seem to really get more energy and clarity from the large curly kale.

With that note, I was wanting a great breakfast and love Kale Pineapple smoothies, but did not have a fresh or frozen pineapple, so here is what I created, SO simple and very tasty!

3 large leaves curly green kale, organic or washed very well

1 1/2 C Orange Juice 100% Juice

1 1/2 Cups Organic Soy Milk

1 scoop Complete Whole Food Drink Mix by Juice Plus+

Blend in a high powered blender for 1 minute.

Enjoy! Ahhh!

 

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11-16 | Green Smoothie Party + Nutrition Talk

Lisa | Green Smoothie Cheesiness

Lisa | Green Smoothie Cheesiness

Saturday 11/16

11:30- 12:30

FREE!

 

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Come enjoy delicious smoothies made with whole fruits and greens! Learn recipes and ways to incorporate healthy snacks into your family’s menu! Educate yourself how to easily (and affordably) eat 17-25 servings of whole foods, fruits, grains, berries and veggies every day!
Yummy chewable fruit and veggie gummies FREE for your kids!
Please join Lisa Ware and she shares her fave green smoothie recipes with you. Learn the positive impact that whole-food nutrition has on your health!
Topics we will cover:
• Reducing risk for Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes
• Reverse or lessen symptoms of Autoimmune, Asthma, Arthritis, GI Disorders
• Help with IBS
• Reducing the Risk of Cancer
• Cancer Survivors
* Health Tips
• PreNatal / Nursing mother health essentials

Held at Dynamic Yoga 4 Love Studio
558 Bluebird Lane | Red Oak Tx 75154
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‘The next best thing to fruits and vegetables’

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Green Smoothie Pineapple Kale Ginger Lemonade

This yummy green smoothie is so refreshing! Plus, it is so full of nutrition and very clarifying for your body. Kale just makes me feel good!

Ingredients:
1/2 Fresh Pineapple
Two to three large handfuls organic kale (freshly picked dwarf baby kale is what I used)
One half to one whole lemon peeled
1 ‘quarter size by 1 inch’ cubed ginger piece
2 to 3 cups of organic apple juice
3 cups of filtered /alkaline water
Add stevia if you’d like it sweeter.

Put all ingredients into a high-powered blender. Run for one minute on high. Scoop off any extra foam.
Enjoy!

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Ginger Miso Organic Kale Chips

Ginger Miso Kale Chips

I love my organic garden. It is my zen place. I like to come out there in the morning or evening with my little dogs, trap them in the fence with me, (so they dont run away and ruin my zen) and play with my little green babies, as my garden mentor Val calls them.

Kale is such a good producer, and one can only drink so many green smoothies, so this is a perfect solution to the abundance you will harvest!

As the Lays Potato Chip slogan says, “You can’t eat just one”…well shoot with kale chips it’s  ore like, “You can’t just 10, 15 or 20!” I love this kale chip because it has a slight hint of sweetness that really brightens the flavor. The other unique flavor profile in this recipe is the use of miso.

If you are unfamiliar with miso, give it a try. It’s not a common ingredient that you will find in most people’s fridge.

A lot of people cannot do soy so that is why it is important to have an alternative that is made from chicpeas or coconut.

Recipe slightly modified from nouveauraw.com  and Cafe Gratitude

 

Ingredients:

1/2  cup water

¼ cup extra virgin olive oil

¼ cup raw tahini

3 Tbsp maple syrup

2 Tbsp red or white unpasteurized miso

2 Tbsp chia seeds

1 Tbsp raw apple cider vinegar

2 tsp fresh lime juice

1 tsp chopped garlic

1/2 tsp ground ginger

1 bunch organic kale or a really good big handful freshly picked!

 

Preparation:

1. Sauce – Blend all ingredients until silky smooth.

Set aside for 10-30 minutes, giving the chia seeds

time to expand and absorb some of the dressing.

2. De-stem 1 bunch of kale and place in a large bowl.

3. Pour the sauce over the kale and with your hands, massage the sauce into the kale, making sure everything is well coated.

4. Place on non stick cookie sheet or in dehydrator trays

5. Dry at 115 for 3 to 4 hours or bake 270 degrees until a tiny bit browned. Watch closely!

6. If dehydrating, turn and continue dehydrating for another couple of hours or until completely dry.

Enjoy! Make sure to make enough to share with your friends!

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