SUPERFOODS - strawberry ginger lime juice

 


Scrumptious way to get your superfoods in!

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  1. Dr. GoldmanJanuary 10, 2021 at 10:24 AM

    WOW! That looks so good! You did such a great job peeling that ginger! Usually I roughly cut off the skin and grate the main part of the ginger for my main recipe. Then I boil the skin and any remaining ginger for my, “ginger water/tea.” I really like how you incorporated both verbal and text for the benefits of the superfoods within the video. I liked your step by step approach. Very clear!
    Kitchen tool recommendations to ease your labor: Lemon squeezer/press, ginger grater (ceramic), strawberry huller (you’ll get more strawberry from each berry).

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