Thanks to my good friend Linda, I get the Food Network Magazine. I love, love, love this magazine. Fun articles, good recipes, and every month they have a pull-out brochure with 50 recipes all of a certain type. 50 burgers, 50 stir-fries, 50 pizzas, etc. This month was smoothies. Perfect, as I recently acquired a Montel Wiilliams HealthMaster blender. (aka a wannabe VitaMix)
I love having a high powered blender and not a dinky one that can’t even handle ice. I’ve used this to make Hannah’s baby food, milkshakes, sauces, you name it. I’m always on the lookout for a good healthy smoothie recipe so when I saw this months issue I was totally excited.
And when I saw #33, I made it right away. Banana PB&J. It was delicious. And I haven’t stopped thinking about it, so I made another one today. The best part? It’s pretty healthy! Try it for yourself and see!
If anyone has any favorite smoothie recipes, send em my way!
5 comments:
I make a similar smoothie...instead of the jelly I just use frozen strawberries, and a regular banana, works like a charm! I also add kale to it, you can't taste it at all!
Greg and I obviously need to be more health concious....however, we have both agreed this looks like barf. Add a little kale and I think it would be barfing on the front lawn.
Have fun with your smoothie!
ROFL!!! You froze your bananas with the peel ON?????
Priceless!!!!
Ha ha ha!!!
Why haven't I seen this issue yet? I told Carter about it and it completely rocked his world. We'll have to try it soon.
Oh, and on a completely different topic, we really could have used the fish net in the tub tonight :).
2 bananas, half a bag of frozen blueberries, 2 Tbs of cocoa powder, 2 Tbs of honey, half a bag-or more of spinach. Add some soy milk to read the consistency you like. I can actually convince my Alex it's "chocolate".
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