Saturday Morning Cartoons Breakfast Cereal Smoothie
Submitted by ungrateful on October 25, 2008 - 10:43am
Servings:
Makes about 4 cupsThis tastes just like breakfast cereal with milk.
Maybe it’s the figs and nuts mixing together to taste like milk, maybe it’s the extra flax I accidentally dumped in. Definitely has something to do with the salt in the celery. Either way, blend it up and curl up on the couch with your favorite cartoons!
Wrap yourself in a blanket and eat it from a bowl with a spoon for a more authentic Saturday morning experience.
Ingredients:
2 celery ribs, chop small to break down the tough strings
½ cucumber
4 dried white figs, soaked
½ banana
.33 cup pistachio meats, soaked 4hrs, sprouted overnight
filtered water, enough for blending
3 tablespoon ground flax seeds
Preparation:
This was my first time trying to sprout stashes. I soaked them four hours, picked out the ones that looked like they might sprout and let them sit in a wet towel overnight, a little more than 12 hours.
I think with more time they could have really sprouted, but I’m not sure. I couldn’t find any information on how to sprout stashes.
No responses to "Saturday Morning Cartoons Breakfast Cereal Smoothie"
1.
yumm I love pistachios I have never tried to sprout them though. Kudos on creativity
I have to agree with blueyz no good cartoons anymore having my own children has made me think a lot more about what we all put into our minds and spongebob is an insult to the cartoons we grew up with does anyone remember captain planet?
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Sounds good, will have to put in my list of 'To try' recipes since I don't have a few of those recipes at home. I do have to say I LOVE your picture and choice for Sat morning cartoons, I grew up on those and they just don't make good cartoons anymore! Lol, if those shows were still on I might actually watch cartoons again :)
3.
You come up with some groovy recipes, sister!
I will have to try this out.
4.
Naw, but it just looked like light green smoothie with green flecks from the cuke and reddish flecks from the flax seeds.
5.
Cool do you have a photo of it?