The key is the lemon which oddly enough makes it sort of sweeter, and don't overdo it on the celery or the ginger.If you want to drink your veggies (and actually enjoy doing it), a good green juice is the way to go. But using a juicer, it's really not that bad. So those reviewers that tried this exact recipe in a blender, yeah I could imagine you'd never want to make it again. I do love mixing smoothies into my routine, alternating with juicing, for the fiber, but the smoothies I make are semi frozen and sweetened with banana, pineapple, mango etc so they are more like a treat even though I can sneak some kale or other leafy greens into them. It's a total pain in the butt, but I am sure this same recipe made in a blender would be yucky. It sounds crazy but I check the clock and time just flies, and I'm not a slow poke either. If I count from start of prep to end of clean-up and putting away the machine I've never been able to do it in under an hour.
Funny part of the recipe is that if you are using a slow juicer, 10 mins prep and ready in 10 mins is a total joke. I cut down to 3 stalks of celery, add a carrot and a couple sprigs of fresh parsley, then increase the lemon to one full, without the peel, and I like it better for my taste. It's good in a good-for-you but not horrible tasting kind of way. Yes it's the Mean Green Juice from Fat Sick & Nearly Dead. I have both a juicer and a Vitamix - there's a place for both of them! You can see by the immediate and profound results that you aren't missing a thing by missing out on the pulp! I use only organics when juicing - you don't want a concentrated dose of pesticides! I experiment with other juices, but this is my favorite. (the first step in healing is to heal the gut!). Once I understood the science of why you want the pulp removed - so it can hit the bloodstream within 15 min, with all nutrients and enzymes at peak level, instead of having to go through the digestive system for hours, through which process loses some of the impact of the nutrients, plus, if you have any health issues at all, you likely have absorption issues, too. This juice, and the film which introduced me to it, was a life changer for me! I saw improvements, including cures of issues which MD's and pharmaceuticals could not help, within a few DAYS of days of drinking this juice regularly! I had tried juicing, and even had a juicer at one time, but like the previous reviewer, thought it was a bad thing to remove pulp. I went out the next day, bought a juicer, and drank it every day, for a few months, while making many continuous improvements in my diet and lifestyle (was a Mediterranean Dieter, prior to learning how sick that diet made me). I, too, copied this recipe from the "Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead" documentary. Scroll through to find your new favorite meatball recipe. And even though serving meatballs over spaghetti is an American invention, there's no better way to enjoy these tasty meatballs than doused in marinara over a bed of pasta. These recipes will mostly follow that structure, sometimes with an added twist.
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