We don't make smoothies enough. We occasionally buy them from a smoothie store, then take a sip and realize we could make something even better at home. And after a lazy weekend of eating, this is the perfect, healthy Monday morning breakfast. Get the recipe for this hot pink concoction, below...
Flickr Find: Monday Morning Smoothie
If you've got a good blender, some fruit (a pint of summer berries?), a touch of yogurt, maybe some honey, or just ice, you've got the makings.
The one above is a lemon berry smoothie with lemonade mix in it:
If you've got leftovers, pour that mix into popsicle molds and make frozen fruit and yogurt treats.
What's your favorite smoothie flavor?
Related:
Recipe: D.I.Y Orange Smoothie
Recipe: Easy Cooling Smoothie for Hot Mornings
(Image: Flickr member terriseesthings, licensed for use under Creative Commons)
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That looks delicious... Lately I've been inspired to make more smoothies- mostly because of the wealth of delicious local fruits here in Western Massachusetts. My favorite of late?
Peach, Blueberry, Banana. I vary the quantities of each based on what I've got or what I want, add in some Stonyfield Farms Vanilla Yogurt, and VOILA! Heaven and three full servings of fruit.
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New favourite smoothie:
blueberries
rose water
milk
cottage cheese
Blend all. Cottage disappears into smooth and tangy tastiness that provides tons of protein. Or use yogurt.
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