Add some xtra lime! Green For Life//Green Smoothies

[Guest guest]

Hi Lois, Now I remember! Green smoothie fans Unite!

Well when you make my Green Thai, Add a whole lime w/ peel!

This makes it more zingy. I like it that way. Plus 1 cup water

unless you like yours thick. If you want more creaminess,

add a T of coconut butter. I made this simple for Victoria's

book so I could stick to her theme. It's good both ways; one is

just lighter and simpler. You may like a bit more substance for

the chilly weather. A thai chili pepper would warm you up too.

you don't really need the stevia for this recipe. It's an option.

 

RawSeattle , " loisc100 " <loisc100> wrote:

>

> Shakti, we haven't met, but you mailed me notes from Victoria

> speaking in Seattle on the green smoothies and mistakes raw fooder

> make.

> Wondering? Are you now living in California?

> I made Orion's Lemon Jalapeno fresca smoothie, it was great, yet I

> had to sweeten it, sigh! Want to give yours a try too.

>

> Lois, from Yakima

[Guest guest]

Hi Shakti,

Thanks for the pointers on the Green Thai smoothie. Coconut butter

and a chili pepper for the winter. I am already hating the cold

weather, burr!

Lois

 

 

RawSeattle , " Shakti S. Parvati "

<indriyasatya> wrote:

>

> Hi Lois, Now I remember! Green smoothie fans Unite!

> Well when you make my Green Thai, Add a whole lime w/ peel!

> This makes it more zingy. I like it that way. Plus 1 cup water

> unless you like yours thick. If you want more creaminess,

> add a T of coconut butter. I made this simple for Victoria's

> book so I could stick to her theme. It's good both ways; one is

> just lighter and simpler. You may like a bit more substance for

> the chilly weather. A thai chili pepper would warm you up too.

> you don't really need the stevia for this recipe. It's an option.

>