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Ginger, Tomato And Carrot Goodness

by Balvinder. 29 Comments

No more hikes , no more long walks. As the weather has become cooler I now spend my Sunday mornings indoors. The days are getting shorter and the air has a crisp that hints at the winter to come; which means sealed up windows, recirculated air and closed space where germs flourish and with it comes the advent of cold and flu season. Adding more fruits and vegetables can always defense us against fall and winter viruses but it does not always have to be soup, stew or chili. Another delicious way to get good nutrition is to juice or make smoothies.This morning I made this super healthy smoothie and had it for breakfast with  besan cheela rolls.

Update: Made 1 minute short and uploaded on my YouTube Channel.

 

 

Smoothies are a quick, easy and delicious way to have a mid morning snack or a breakfast on the go. They offer incredible versatility. You can use whatever fruits and vegetables you want, however there are some deeply pigmented foods that have higher antioxidant capacity than others. The recipe below make it  easy to eat some of those rich colored foods. When they are blended together with a powerful blender they become delicious, easy to absorb and retain more fiber. We drink  carrot juice  a lot in winters. It  is great for your energy levels, but sometimes the body simply needs more. This recipe combines the goodness of carrot juice with the amazing health benefits of parsley and tomatoes. I usually make carrot juice first with beet, celery, ginger and orange and add tomato, parsley and seasonal fruit later however you can also blend everything in a high speed blender to make this wonderful smoothie.

GINGER, TOMATO AND CARROT GOODNESS (serves 2)

Ingredients:

1 carrot, sliced

2 tomatoes, sliced

1″ piece ginger, chopped

1 cup fresh orange juice or water

1/4 beet, sliced

1 apple, sliced

1 stalk celery, chopped

salt to taste

3/4 – 1 tsp freshly ground black pepper

3 tbsp parsley

Method:

Add tomatoes, orange juice (or water), parsley and ginger to the high speed blender.

Give it a few pulses.

Add carrot, beet, celery and apple. Blend until smooth.

Check the consistency. If the smoothie is too thick, you can thin it by adding a bit of juice or water.

Pour out into glasses and garnish with parsley.

Enjoy!

Note: High speed blender blends even the stringiest produce into smooth liquid. If you do not have one, no worries, use a regular blender and then strain the smoothie.

The color of the smoothie changes with more beet or red carrots.

 

 

Filed Under: Beverages & Drinks, Healthy Tagged With: fruit, herbs, juice, vegetable

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Comments

  1. yummychunklet

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    Tasty and healthy looking smoothie!

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  2. Amelia

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    Hi Balvinder, your smoothies look so refreshing. Love the combination, it sure taste very good.
    Bookmark your recipe, will give it a try.

    Have a nice weekend, regards.

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  3. Shirley Tay

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    I like blending juices, but have not tried adding ginger to it. I’m sure ginger gives the juices a different “dimension”. Gonna try the next time 🙂

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    • Balvinder Ubi

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      Ginger has a spicy taste, if you have tried in tea and liked it you will love it in juice.

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    • Shirley Tay

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  4. baker in disguise

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    This is brilliant.. just yesterday I was surfing around for a smootie/juice recipe..for winter.. something with carrots.. this is perfect!!

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    • Balvinder Ubi

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      Then what are you waiting for ,Go ahead and make one for you.

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  5. Guru Uru

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    You truly are like a blogging mummy, my ma too enjoys a delicious juice or smoothie to warm herself up during winter!

    Cheers
    Choc Chip Uru

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    • Balvinder Ubi

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      Hey! I like that name blogging mummy!

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  6. Ambreen (Simply Sweet 'n Savory)

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    I’m under the weather, so this smoothie will be perfect for me. Healthy & yummy!

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  7. Rachel

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    This is similar in ingredients to a health shake i had in Jamaica once. They wouldn’t tell me proportions so I could recreate it. They may have used something instead of ginger, but I like the ingredients in this much better. I will try this soon! Perfect color for the season:)

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    • Balvinder Ubi

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      I am glad that you liked the ingredients and will be trying.

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  8. Indulge

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    Fruit smoothies are very nice and quick breakfast go to.. now with veggie smoothie it gets interesting.
    Love Ash.

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  9. Angie's Recipes

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    Very healthy and refreshing!

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  10. Navaneetham Krishnan

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    Its been raining dogs and cats over here Bal. In fact, the weather is so bad and everyday we are stuck in traffic jam. Smoothies are perfect and I too go for carrots. They make a great de-tox and combined with other ingredients, I would love the smoothie as a start up to refresh and energize me.

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  11. mylittleitaliankitchen

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    this is a delicious smoothie. Very healthy and very refreshing too. A recipe to bookmark! Thank you Balvinder.

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  12. Lizzy Do

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    The color is gorgeous…and I love all the ingredients! What a yummy way to start the day.

    Feel free to link up your cranberry chocolate cookie to the Chocolate Party 🙂

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    • Balvinder Ubi

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      Only if I am able to make them gluten free and publish the post by tomorrow.

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  13. Jennifer

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    Definitely super healthy ingredients! Love that there is some fruit in it as well. Have a great week, Balvinder. 🙂

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  14. Kitchen Belleicious

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    the color alone is enough to make me want to slurp this down! Beautiful and looks delicious

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  15. Swathi Iyer

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    Delicious Smoothie, with carrot and tomato. I love the color Neetu.

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  16. Treatntrick Treat and Trick

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    Great combo and I love the addition of pepper and ginger in it!

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  17. Anne Regalado

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    A healthy and yummy way to start your day ! 😀 The flavor combo sounds great !

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  18. Deepti

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    Wow, healthy and refreshing for sure! Would love to try this combination..

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  19. Eri

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    tasty and yet so healthy, the color is fabulous!

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  20. Juliana

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    Nice smoothie…like the idea of ginger in it. Great way to start the day with 🙂
    Have a wonderful week Balvinder!

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  21. Jenn Kendall

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    what a creative smoothie to give an energy boost! looks delicious!

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  22. Anupama

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    very refreshing colors and flavors. love it totally. no other words 🙂

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