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Green Smoothies

1/21/2014

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Green smoothies are my favorite breakfasts, to start the day with fresh, whole and delicious living foods.  This recipe makes about 1 quart.

EQUIPMENT: 
Cutting board, knife, High speed blender such as Vita Mix or Blendtec (a bit pricey but worth every penny).  

INGREDIENTS: 
  • 2 large handfuls leafy greens*
  • 1 - 2 cups fruit (fresh / frozen berries, non-sweet fruits like green apples, cucumber, zucchini, red /yellow / orange peppers, avocado.   
  • 2 tablespoons Chia Seeds (soaked overnight in a cup of water.)
  • 2 tablespoons Hemp Protein powder or seeds
  • Liquid Stevia to taste (use sparingly - it's sweeter than sugar)
  • 1 – 1 ½ cups water, coconut water / milk, or any other nut or seed milk.

DIRECTIONS: 
Put all ingredients in a high speed blender or smoothie maker and process until smooth.   Enjoy!

NOTES:  
Tropical fruits can be used by non-diabetics. Diabetics need to avoid them or use them sparingly.  
Avocado pits are high in fiber and are very nutritious. 
Chia Seeds are high in Omega 3 and protein.
Greens and Hemp are wonderful sources of vegetable protein.
Stevia is derived from leaves and is heart healthy.  Whole Stevia leaf powder can be bought in some health food stores.  I got mine online from a raw food store. 

OTHER RESOURCES:
I have crowned Victoria Boutenco as the Green Smoothie Queen.  Click here for her recipes online.  
You can also download her Green Smoothie App for your iPhone, and refer to it on grocery runs. Very cool!   

Photo: Green smoothie in the making.
Photographer: Suchinta

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CHI-licious Recipes

1/17/2014

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I'm not a Nutritionist.  I'm a Foodie.  I like delicious, nutritious food that's quick and easy to prepare.  I believe that food is medicine, that food preparation is a creative  expression, and that Nature is a creative expression of Divine Energy that abundantly provides for and supports the highest health and wellness of all beings.  
  
This blog is focused on:
  • Eating fresh, whole foods - with as little processing as possible.
  • Spending as little time as possible on food preparation. 
  • Eating a variety of delicious, whole, natural, preferably organic foods. 
  • Eating foods that nourish body, emotions, mind and spirit.  
  • Eating mindfully and gratefully - honoring Self, Earth, Universe and One in All.
On this blog, I post recipes and information from me and others - including you if you care to share.
To share on this page, please e-mail me your recipes and original photos in JPG format, and I will post them here.

Photo: Organic Produce Mandala  (Produce from Kalimoni Greens)
Photographer: Me - Suchinta Abhayaratna  

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    About This Page 

    Healthy eating is an important part of holistic self-care.  This page contains tried and true quick, easy, delicious and nutritious recipes intended to enhance health and wellness. 
    I am a recovering diabetic. I currently don't take medication to manage diabetes. Instead, I follow the food regime recommended by Anthony William, a.k.a. Medical Medium. Among other things, I am also a foodie. So all these recipes are incredibly yummy.  Although I have been offline for a few years, I hope to add more recipes again as often as I can.  I hope you will share your healthy, low fat, wheat & gluten free, soy free, dairy free,  egg free recipes on this blog, I recommend eating organic as much as possible. 
    CLICK HERE to share your recipes.   Bon Appetit! 

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