Recipe Directions
1. Blend in a Vitamix the water and coconut butter for 1 minute.
2. Then add everything, except the greens. Essentially, you will have a yummy pudding at this point (which you can eat as is).
3. If you don’t eat it, you can just store it in your fridge.
Hippie Chick's Thoughts
By Hippie Chick I discovered this by accident. I made a smoothie, left it for a few minutes, and it jelled and turned fairly solid (kind of like a chia pudding).
Rather then tossing it, I kept it in the fridge and the next day added some of it to my blender with some additional water and greens, Vitamixed it for a few seconds, and viola!
A one minute smoothie! I used arugula and baby greens and it was good!
Pretty pink color too. By the way, berry measurements are approximate.
When you need a smoothie, just spoon a few tablespoons of this stuff into your blender along with a bunch of your favorite greens and some water.
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alpdesigns
May 17, 2010
I learned about blueberry gel by accident! I left a part of a blueberry smoothie in the fridge and came back to Jell-O. Great recipe.
alpdesigns
May 17, 2010
I knew by the description, before I read the ingredients, that this must contain blueberries! It's interesting how they gel isn't it?
Hippie Chick
May 17, 2010
You must be a pro! I didn't realize it was the blueberries that did it. If you prewasj you greens and store them in a greenbag, this is the quickest green smoothie around. The gel makes the blender tough to clean, but its a good excuse to fillit with warn water to soak and leave!
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Yambean
Jun 14, 2010
YUM YUM YUM YUM YUM.
Hippie Chick
May 18, 2010
Sarah...I dunno... I would venture to say 3 days. Thus far, 2 has been fine, although the banana makes it get a bit darker. You might want to leave the banana out and mix it in with the greens. The only thing I noticed though is that once you make the smoothie itself, you should drink it within an hour or two.
SarahJ
May 17, 2010
How long do you think it would last in the fridge? Do you think you could freeze it? Anything that makes the morning go faster is great - thanks very much.
alpdesigns
May 17, 2010
I learned about blueberry gel by accident! I left a part of a blueberry smoothie in the fridge and came back to Jell-O. Great recipe.
Hippie Chick
May 17, 2010
You must be a pro! I didn't realize it was the blueberries that did it. If you prewasj you greens and store them in a greenbag, this is the quickest green smoothie around. The gel makes the blender tough to clean, but its a good excuse to fillit with warn water to soak and leave!
alpdesigns
May 17, 2010
I knew by the description, before I read the ingredients, that this must contain blueberries! It's interesting how they gel isn't it?
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