Goji Berry Smoothie Recipe
Soak goji berries for at least one hour. Combine 1 cup soaked goji berries with 1 cup blueberries (fresh or frozen), 2 bananas (fresh or frozen), 2 teaspoons cocoa powder, and 1-2 cups almond milk or the water that you soaked the goji berries with in a strong blender and blend until smooth. The quantities listed here produce approximately 2 large servings.
Pomo-Goji Berry Juice Recipe
Soak goji berries for at least one hour. Combine 1 cup of soaking water, goji berries, 1 cup fresh or frozen blueberries, and 1 cup of pure pomegranate juice (widely available in grocery stores) in a strong blender and blend until well homogenized. This recipe produces 1 large serving of a refreshing, antioxidant-rich juice that is tart and sweet at the same time. If pomegranate juice is unavailable, use an extra cup of soaking water to make this juice.
Goji Berry Trail Mix Recipe
Combine 1 cup goji berries, 1/2 cup raw chocolate nibs, 1 cup raw pecans, 1 cup raw walnuts, and 1/2 cup coconut shreds. Give it a good mix and store this delicious trail mix in an air-tight glass container.
If you want to make a delicious energy bar, crush the pecans and walnuts by hand or food processor, add two tablespoons of honey to the mix, give it all a good stir with a spoon, then press mixture into a lightly oiled (olive oil) baking dish or tray. Put in refrigerator one hour to set, then cut into squares.
Oatmeal with Goji Berries Recipe
Bring two cups of water and a handful of goji berries to a boil. Simmer with lid on for 5 minutes to soften berries. Add 1 cup of oatmeal, give it a good stir, then cook over low heat with the lid on. After oatmeal is cooked, take off heat, add a handful of chocolate nibs, half a cup of almond milk or unsweetened soy milk, give it all a good stir, and enjoy while it's hot. The quantities listed here make approximately 1 large serving.
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