Recipe Directions
1. Use a hand juicer to juice the orange and lemon/lime and add enough water to the two of these to equal 1 cup of total liquid.
2. Dump everything into your blender and beat until smooth.
3. Add more water or juice if you like your smoothies thinner.
Einherjar's Thoughts
By Einherjar Just messing around with smoothie recipes.
The red flecks in this come from the apple peel (my $20 blender left them in). A better blender might reduce these to a non-visible state, or you could just peel the apple first.
Personally, I think they add character.
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Einherjar
May 10, 2010
Cantaloupe is the fall. Papaya's tropical, so pretty much year-round, I suppose. The one used in the picture was actually a tad under-ripe, so I can't say for sure.
Einherjar
May 09, 2010
The papayas I've had tasted like less-juicy cantaloupe, which might be a good substitute if you don't want to brave papaya again.
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Einherjar
May 10, 2010
Cantaloupe is the fall. Papaya's tropical, so pretty much year-round, I suppose. The one used in the picture was actually a tad under-ripe, so I can't say for sure.
Einherjar
May 09, 2010
The papayas I've had tasted like less-juicy cantaloupe, which might be a good substitute if you don't want to brave papaya again.
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