SRC Orphan Rescue Post: Yummy Smoothie
Today is group B's reveal for the Secret Recipe Club. While I'm in group D, I noticed that there was a call out to rescue an orphan from Group B. Oftentimes I'm not able to do this because I either don't have time, or ingredients. But this time I decided to jump over and see if I could find something quick.
I headed over to Janes Adventures in Dinner and found this yummy smoothie recipe. Check out her About me to find out more about this lady. She sounds fun.
Our family loves smoothies and I'm always looking for new ones. We had actually decided to just have smoothies for dinner earlier today so I thought I'd see if she had any recipes I hadn't tried. SCORE! Found one.
I apologize for the poor photo quality...we just got a new puppy and I was being rushed for the camera so my girls could take pics of puppy.
Berry Fruit Smoothie
1 c. pineapple (I suggest using fresh)
1/2 c. OJ
3/4 c. yogurt (I used Kefir plain and peach mixed)
1 c. ice
1 c. blueberries
Combine all in blender and process till smooth. I often have frozen fruit so usually don't add ice. I didn't have yogurt other than plain greek, but did have Kefir which is so full of probiotics I opted to use this. I LOVED it! Tart and sweet all at the same time and you could mix and match the fruits you use or even add some spinach or kale (it will go unnoticed by your pickiest eaters).
With Joy UNquenchable,
I headed over to Janes Adventures in Dinner and found this yummy smoothie recipe. Check out her About me to find out more about this lady. She sounds fun.
Our family loves smoothies and I'm always looking for new ones. We had actually decided to just have smoothies for dinner earlier today so I thought I'd see if she had any recipes I hadn't tried. SCORE! Found one.
I apologize for the poor photo quality...we just got a new puppy and I was being rushed for the camera so my girls could take pics of puppy.
Berry Fruit Smoothie
1 c. pineapple (I suggest using fresh)
1/2 c. OJ
3/4 c. yogurt (I used Kefir plain and peach mixed)
1 c. ice
1 c. blueberries
Combine all in blender and process till smooth. I often have frozen fruit so usually don't add ice. I didn't have yogurt other than plain greek, but did have Kefir which is so full of probiotics I opted to use this. I LOVED it! Tart and sweet all at the same time and you could mix and match the fruits you use or even add some spinach or kale (it will go unnoticed by your pickiest eaters).
With Joy UNquenchable,
Adopters to the rescue!!! this smoothie sounds delicious :-)
ReplyDeleteThat was fast! I have my recipe done, just need to write up the post.
ReplyDeleteLove smoothies, I have one everyday for breakfast. Never thought of for dinner.
Thanks for filling in!
I'd never thought to make a smoothie for dinner either, but why not? :) Looks tasty, and cute puppy!
ReplyDeleteHi Kirstin,
ReplyDeleteYou are always so sweet to jump in and help out. You have already got it made by the time I am reading the "help wanted" post. This smoothie looks awesome and very comforting for the day we have had. Great cooking with you in Group B.
Miz Helen
Mmmm, smoothies rock! and so do you for adopting a Group B orphan.
ReplyDeleteYUM! Sounds like one of my favorite smoothies. Thanks for adopting Jane.
ReplyDeleteThanks for helping out group b, and what a great recipe to choose! I may just have one of these for breakfast tomorrow... :)
ReplyDeleteSounds like such a refreshing and healthy smoothie! Thanks for helping out on short notice!
ReplyDeleteHello lovely Kirstin, this is my first visit to your blog (just discovered the SRC, loving the concept and following the links!) and you're gorgeous, inside and out. Love the idea of the 'orphan rescue'... this smoothie looks absolutely delicious, nutritious and easy! Okay, onto the next SRC member. Sending you a hug (ah, I love the blogging network. So many amazing people in this world)
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