The trick to satisfying dairy-free smoothies is to forgo ice in favor of frozen fruit. This delivers maximum flavor and helps keep the smoothie from tasting more like a slushie. A mix of fresh and frozen fruit works fine, depending on what you have on hand; using at least 50 percent frozen fruit, I find, works best. When you have bananas that are about to get overripe, peel them and put them in a zippered plastic bag in your freezer--you can use them for your smoothies. They may get brown, but their flavor won't be affected. Ground flaxseed is an optional, but nutritious addition.
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Ingredients:
2 bananas, fresh or frozen
2 c hulled strawberries, fresh or frozen
1-2 c orange juice
juice of one lime
1 T honey
1 T ground flaxseed (optional)
Preparation:
In a blender, combine bananas, strawberries, 1 c orange juice, lime juice, honey, and flaxseed. Blend, adding additional orange juice a little at a time if necessary until the smoothie is thick but pourable. Serve immediately. Makes two large smoothies.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Satisfying Dairy-Free Smoothies
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Labels: DAIRY FREE SMOOTHIE RECIPIES, SMOOTHIES
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