Milky Greenery
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This is a nice, banana-less drink that seriously tastes like buttermilk (oh, sweet memories), only green! Add a lot of almond milk to thin, because it’ll seriously make you think you’re drinking something “milky”, not a thick green shake. A very refreshing change. Enjoy!
Ingredients
- 1 big bunch of parsley
- 1 handful of cranberries (I used frozen)
- 1 orange, white pith on
- 1 tablespoon organic flax oil
- 1 big handful of sesame seeds (great source of calcium)
- 3 tablespoons goat's milk yogurt (you can get this raw, or if vegan, use a raw nut yogurt, which are usually feremented and so are like the "real" yogurt
- some probiotics (you can just open a capsule or two of the acidophilus or some other probiotic you use and slip that in)
- some ice
- almond milk to thin
Preparation
Blend and devour…
Comments
RawKidChef writes: (May 15, 2008)
Wow, if this tastes like buttermilk I will try it. Except I would leave out the parsley because I don’t drink green smoothies that often. Thank you for the recipe. Also, how do you make nut yogurt?
Sky Princess writes: (May 15, 2008)
There’s a bunch of yogurt recipes on this site…
Here are some of them: (just type these words in the recipe finder and they’ll come up) Pine Nut Yogurt Ann Wigmore’s Raw Yogurt Yummy Yogurt Cashew Yogurt
Khaas Ladki writes: (May 23, 2008)
This looks yummy! I make my own raw yogurt out of raw goat’s milk we get from a lady that lives near us – I think it will go great in this, especially because I LOVE green smoothies, and I LOVE cranberries!
Tiny1 writes: (May 24, 2008)
Khaas Ladki could you post your raw goat’s milk yogurt recipe? Thanks.
Sky Princess writes: (May 24, 2008)
Also, RawKidChef…the parsley in it isn’t that strong at all…I think it just enhances and makes the flavour better.
Sky Princess writes: (May 24, 2008)
Khaas Ladki, Hope you enjoy it…I envy you! Being able to make your own raw goat’s milk! Lucky. (lol, you can tell I’m not vegan)
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