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Juice by Carly de Castro, Hedi Gores and Hayden Slater - Recipes
Juice by Carly de Castro, Hedi Gores and Hayden Slater - Recipes
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Juicing
Acknowledgments - vi
Introduction:
Sharing the juice - 1
chapter 1
The Basics of
Juicing - 21
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Recipes
Push Reset
chapter 3
Citrus Appeal - 63
chapter 6
Cleansing
37
Something Sweet - 73
chapter 7
Smooth Operator - 87
chapter 9
Elixirs and
Flavored Waters - 101
109
chapter 11
Choosing and
Preparing for
Your Cleanse - 113
chapter 12
Getting the
Most Out of Your
Cleanse - 125
conclusion:
drink up! - 135
Cleansing
Recipes - 137
Resources - 144
Measurement
conversions - 146
Index - 147
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Citrus 9
Citrus 11
Citrus 12
Makes 1 to 2 (16-ounce)
servings
1 lemon, peeled
1 orange, peeled
12 pineapple, skin removed
3 celery stalks
Citrus 10
The perfect combination
of sweet and tart, this juice
always shows up on our
menu in late spring or early
summer during cherry season. Sweet cherries contain
vitamin A and melatonin,
a hormone that is naturally
secreted in the pineal gland
in our brain. It is known for
regulating sleep, fighting jet
lag, and even slowing down
the aging process!
Makes 1 to 2 (16-ounce)
servings
2 oranges, peeled
12 pineapple, skin removed
1 cup blueberries
Makes 1 to 2 (8-ounce)
servings
2 oranges, peeled
1 tangerine, peeled
1 cup raspberries
Makes 1 to 2 (8-ounce)
servings
2 oranges, peeled
1 lime, peeled
15 sweet cherries
Citrus Appeal
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