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Chard, cucumber & apple juice

Author: Riverford Organics Published: 15th August 2017 07:24

 Recipe of the week

To extract as much juice as possible from leafy veg, roll them together tightly before putting them through the machine. Chard has a distinct grassy, slightly bitter note, but should be balanced out by the sweet apple and mild cucumber. A squeeze or two of lemon can combat anything that tastes too worthy.



This should yield about 3-400ml of juice, but will vary depending on the oomph of your juicer. The trick to getting maximum flavour is to start with the more fibrous and difficult-to-juice items, and finish with the juicier, higher-yield items; they will flush through all the preceding flavour. Ingredients are listed in the best order in which to plunge.

Preparation Time: 5 minutes
Cooking time: 5 minutes
Serves: 1-2


Ingredients

    •    100g chard
    •    1 celery stalks
    •    3 apples, cores & stalks removed
    •    ½ cucumber
    •    Squeeze of lemon, to taste

Instruction
    1.    Put everything through the juicer apart from the lemon.
    2.    Adjust with lemon to your taste.
 

 

Courtesy of http://www.riverford.co.uk/

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