Vitamix Carrot Juice
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- Опубліковано 9 сер 2014
- Quick and Easy Vitamix Carrot Juice
Recipe:
1 Cup Water
1 Cup Carrots
6 cubes Ice (use as much as you like. More will make this recipe smoother, unless you use so much it freezes!)
Instructions:
Add ingredients into Vitamix in order listed. Place black lid and safety lid plug on the Vitamix container. Start on a low speed. Move dial from Speed 1 up to 10. If your Vitamix has a "High" switch, turn it on now. You may use the automatic "Smoothie" setting instead of using the manual speeds. Blend with the Black lid on. Remove small clear lid plug and use the tamper stick in the corners to push the mixture into the blades, if juice is not moving on its own. Test texture after as 45 seconds of blending and continue blending on high with the lid on if you want a smoother texture. It takes about 60 seconds to completely liquify seeds and skins of fruits and vegetables. With ice in your smoothie the temperature will stay cold for about 90 seconds. Turn off Vitamix and unplug if there is no on "off" switch. Pour into glasses serve right away!
Optional: Adding a little lemon or ginger is great with this recipe.
This Juice will keep in a closed jar in the refrigerator for up to 48 hours. - Навчання та стиль
Excellent video. I’ll try it! Thanks.
I have been buying carrot juice. Time to make it at home! Thanks.
tnx for posting, carrots? awesome
Hey Jeff,
I just tried to make this with my two speed vitamix and its quite pulpy. I was afraid to blend it more than a minute because I smelt a faint burning perhaps from the motor.
Any suggestions?
Is there any settling if you don't consume right away? Thanks.
This is not a juice though. It can be called a cocktail or a smoothie, but definitely not a juice. The title is misleading!
Exactly
Yeah, it never really goes totally smooth, and still contains the full nutritional contents of the carrot. I stopped making fiberless juices a long time ago, though will occasionally buy them. Juicers just use too many ingredients and produce a product too high in sugar for my liking. The "detox" or "cleanse" juices available in many stores these days use apple or pineapple to be the main source of juice in their mixtures because those ingredients are less expensive, produce more juice than other ingredients, and have high sugar contents. If you take the time to make juice at home, you can of course create healthier mixtures. Naturally watery fruits and vegetables are much easier to "juice" with a high powered blender.
I would add an apple