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Organic Juicing Recipes


Fruits and Vegetables play an important role in our development. We all know the nutrients fresh foods provide being in a raw food state. With all the quick bite meals and on the run families, many of us lack the vitamins and minerals our bodies need to produce optimal health. Our focus is to provide you with juicing information so you may start the path to living healthier.

Juicing is an excellent way to provide the body with large quantities of raw foods. The foods that we eat on a regular basis provide our bodies with some of the nutritional benefits we need. Juicing is capable of giving your body extra nutrients with out destroying all the enzymatic qualities of the foods.

One of the key factors of juicing is the ability of the natural enzymes in the vegetables and fruits to assist the body. Enzymes are destroyed by heat. When you eat cooked foods, whether its meal, grains, fruits, or vegetables, if the food is cooked at temperatures above 114 degrees, the enzymes have been destroyed by the heat. Since fruits and vegetables are juiced raw, the enzymes are still viable when you drink the juice.

Thousands of other people are juicing fruits and vegetables themselves. With an investment of few hundred dollars, anyone can set up their own in-home juice bar. Then, with a little patience, time and perseverance, it's possible to make fresh juice a regular part of your daily diet.

Since plants produce phytochemical, there are many benefits to juicing that include breast cancer, cancer of the colon, esophagus, stomach, lungs, ovaries, and rectum - pick and ailment these days, it seems, and researchers somewhere are searching for chemicals in plants that will prevent them, or offer a cure.  These plant chemicals, known as phytochemicals, are the cutting edge of nutritional research because they hold the keys to preventing some of our most deadly diseases, such as cancer and heart disease, as well as some of our most common, like asthma, arthritis, and allergies.

The phytochemicals that researchers have uncovered are changing the way we think about food, especially fruits and vegetables. for example, broccoli contains a substance that may prevent - even cure - breast cancer. Citrus fruits have substances that make it easier for your body to remove carcinogens, thus decreasing the chance of contracting cancer. Grapes contain a phytochemical that appears to protect each cells' DNA from damage. Similarly, a number of green vegetables contain phytochemicals that appear to offer protection against cancer-causing substances. The list goes on and on: bok choy, broccoli, Brussel sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, collards, kale, kohlrabi, mustard greens, rutabaga, turnip greens, red beets, peppers, garlic, onions, leeks, and chives are but a few of the vegetables that appear to have cancer-preventing phytochemicals.

In addition, fruit and vegetable juices are good sources of the traditional nutrients. Citrus fruits (grapefruit, oranges, etc.) provide healthy portions of vitamin C. Carrot juice contains large quantities of vitamin A, in the form of beta carotene. A number of green juices are a good source of vitamin E. Fruit juices are a good source of essential minerals like iron, copper, potassium, sodium, iodine, and magnesium, which are bound by the plant in a form that is most easily assimilated during digestion.

Recipes for Juicing

1 Part Almonds
4 Parts water & Blend

Soak almonds overnight then remove from water.
For a delicious smoothie add: frozen fruit & pure maple syrup


1 ripe banana
1/2 orange peeled
2 green apples, seeded
1 Tablespoon brewers yeast

Juice the orange and apple. Place juice, banana, and yeast in a blender or food processor, and blend until smooth. Garnish with orange slice.


1 bunch of grapes
2 celery stalks

Make juice in your juicer and, if desired, top with fresh mint leaves


This drink is excellent for people with sensetive stomachs or ulcers.

1 firm kiwi fruit, peeled
1/4 cantaloupe, with skin
1 ripe banana

Blend together all ingredients


This recipe is an excellent source to soothe indegestion

½ orange, peeled (leave white pithy part on)
½ papaya peeled
1 banana
Orange twist for garnish


This drink is every healers green dream.
1 large tomato
2 stalks of asparagus
1 cherry tomato for garnish
Handful of spinach
3 stalks of celery


Power Boost

Drink this at least 15 minutes before eating.

1 tart organic apple, unpeeled, quartered and chopped
3-5 scrubbed, unpeeled organic carrots, chopped
2 clean stalks of organic kale, stems removed


1 broccoli floret
1 tomato
1 kale leaf
1 collard leaf
small handful of parsley
1 stalk of celery
1 carrot, greens removed
1/2 red pepper

Juice leaves and parsley, then the celery and carrot. Follow with red pepper,
tomato, and broccoli. Garnish with celery stalk.


Alkaline Special Watermelon Juice

¼ head cabbage (red or green) cut into strips and juice
3 stalks of celery (rind and all)


Digestive Cocktail Energy Shake

¼ lemon with peel handful of parsley
½ grapefruit (peeled) 6 carrots
2 oranges


Morning Tonic Sunshine Cocktail

1 apple 2 apples
1 grapefruit (peeled) 4-6 strawberries


Passion Cocktail The Waldorf

4 strawberries 1 stalk celery
1 large chuck pineapple 2 apples
1 bunch black grapes


AAA Juice Carrot/Apple Juice

6 carrots 6 carrots
1 apple 2 apples
2 stalks of celery
½ handful of wheatgrass
½ handful of parsley Liver Mover
½ beet
2-3 carrots
Potassium Broth ½ beet

1 handful of spinach
1 handful of parsley Bromeiain Special
2 stalks of celery
4-6 carrots pineapple (skin & all)
unscrew top and throw away


3 oranges (peeled) 2 apples
or 1 grapefruit (peeled) 1 pear


handful of spinach 2 apples
6 carrots 1 large bunch of grapes
1 slice lemon with peel


4 carrots handful of parsley
½ cucumber 3 carrots
1 beet 2 celery stalks
2 cloves of garlic


Cantaloupe Juice

cut into strips and juice
(rind and all)


kiwis
4 nectarines
2 carrots
2 bananas

Juice kiwis, nectarines and carrots. You'll get a nice big bowl of thick orange juice. Then, in a blender, add the two bananas to you juice concoction. Makes about 24 oz of smoothie. Enjoy!


handful spinach
handful parsley
1 large apple
1/2 cucumber
2 sticks celery
1/2 fennel
juice of half a grapefruit (optional)


3 or 4 or 5 carrots
1/4 inch ginger
3 or 4 leaves of kale, preferably red kale
2 stalks of celery
A tart apple (Pippin, Gravenstein, Winesap)
part of a fennel bulb


Morning Sunshine Juice
Juice together:
4 granny smith apples or gravenstein apples
2 inch fresh ginger, peeled
1 meyer lemon, peeled
4 oz water to dilute


Juice together:
2 nectarines or peaches
1/2 cantaloupe
2 apples
1 inch ginger claw
2 Tbs. ground flax seeds
Add 8-10oz frozen ice cubes and blend


Juice together:
2 cups red grapes
2 inch fresh ginger, peeled
1 meyer lemon, peeled
4 oz water to dilute


4 carrots
2 cucumber
2 stalks celery
1 beet
For a sweeter juice: 2-4 oranges, skins off.
For savory juice: onions, basil, ginger or garlic.


almonds
dates
nutmeg
water
Mix to your taste.


Excellent source for extra energy

4 stalks of celery
1 beet medium size
1 ginger 2 inches long
1 apple red
6 carrots cello type

Produces 12-16 oz of pure delight


4-6 Carrots
6 Strawberries

Wash fruit, cut greens & ends off. Alternate carrot & strawberries thru juicer.
Makes a fruitier carrot juice. Enjoy


Booster

For a great-tasting energy boost at any time of the day.

Mix in a blender until smooth.

2 Bananas
1 cup soaked, sprouted, brown sesame seeds
2 cups water
2 Tbs Carob
a drop of almond extract


Minty

1 Tbs fresh mint
2 small peaches or 1 apple
2 Tbs fresh basil
2 medium bananas
1 medium cucumber

Blend until smooth


3-4 Carrots
1-2 Celery stalks
Small wedge cabbage


5 Carrots
1 Apple
1/2 Beet


1 Green Pepper
1 Red Pepper
3 Celery stalks
1/2 Cucumber
5 Lettuce leaves


Vegetable 8

1/2 Tomato
1/4 Cucumber
1 Carrot
1 Celery stalk
1 Handful Spinach
1/2 Red Pepper
1/2 Cup Cabbage
1 Green Onion


6 Ounces of Raw Spinach
10 Ounces of Raw Carrots


4 Ounces of Raw Beet (with leaves)
3 Ounces of Raw Cucumber
9 Ounces Raw Carrot


8 Ounces Dandelion
8 Ounces of Raw Carrot


8 Ounces Carrot
4 Ounces Dandelion
4 Ounces Spinach or Chard


Almond Milk

1 Part Almonds
4 Parts water & Blend


4 carrots
1 beet
5 - 6 leaves of Romaine or other leaf lettuce
3 - 4 leaves of spinach


1 beet with greens
1 stalk celery
large handful of spinach
large handful of parsley

1 green pepper (or whatever pepper is organic)
1-3 cloves garlic (to taste or what you can stand)
1 slice of Ginger
enough carrots to make a quart of juice
(usually half of a 5 lb bag)


30-60 strawberries
9-13 medium or large bananas
7-8 cups fresh squeezed orange juice
1 cup flaxseed meal

Blend until Creamy.


Carrot Lemonade

4-5 medium carrots
1/2 medium lemon
1 apple
1 small 1.5 - 2 " wedge red cabbage
1 round of Ginger
, about the size of a quarter


2 kiwi fruits
1 banana
1/2 cup orange juice
1/2 cup frozen mango chunks (or other frozen fruit chunks)


1 firm kiwi fruit, peeled
1/4 cantaloupe, with skin
1 ripe banana


1 kale leaf
1 collard leaf
small handful of parsley

1 stalk of celery
1 carrot, greens removed
1/2 red pepper
1 tomato
1 broccoli floret
celery stalk for garnish


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