Hello my dears,
what I love about the months of August and September is the fact that it’s fig season. As a snack, in smoothies or in the oven – figs are just one of my favourites.
Did you know: the darker the skin, the sweeter the fruit flesh. The best way to store the figs is in the fridge, they will last a little longer.
Today, we are going to make a delicious smoothie. I had the idea when I was contemplating what to do with some very ripe figs. I mixed them with half a radicchio, I think they go together very well.
I hope you find this smoothie just as delicious as I do. You’re welcome to modify the smoothie, if you find something tasty in your fridge.
As a special ingredient, I chose to add some nori algae flakes. It might be a bit unconventional but I find it goes very well with smoothies.
Nori algae is also used for the seaweed sheets, which are used to make sushi, just to give you an idea what it tastes like.
They belong to the family of the red algae and are native to the coast of Japan. If you don’t want to buy nori algae flakes, you can just buy the sheets and use your fingers to crush them and then scatter them over your food or smoothie.
For this easy algae, figs and kombucha smoothie with cranberries, avocado and mint recipe you need those ingredients
- 1 fig*
- 200g grapes*
- 40g cranberries*
- ½ avocado
- 150g lollo rosso
- 5 mint stalks*
- 1 tsp nori algae flakes*
- 100g radicchio*
- At the end 200ml organic Kombucha – my delicious organic kombucha waits here* for you
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Do you have everything? This is how to do your algae, figs and kombucha smoothie with cranberries, avocado and mint recipe yourself!
- Quarter the figs, if the skin is thin you can just leave it on. Supposedly, the skin contains lots of vitamins
- Wash the grapes and remove the stem, add everything to the blender
- Add the cranberries and half of the avocado
- Chop the lollo rosso and add it to the blender
- Remove the stalk of the mint and add it, as well as, the algae flakes
- Now chop half the radicchio, add it to the blender and pour in the Kombucha
- Now blend well
- Pour the smoothie into glasses
- Have fun whilst cooking and enjoy the smoothie
Algae, figs and kombucha - an exotic smoothie with cranberries, avocado and mint
Print RecipeIngredients
- 1 fig
- 200g grapes
- 40g cranberries
- ½ avocado
- 150g lollo rosso
- 5 mint stalks
- 1 tsp nori algae flakes
- 100g radicchio
- 200ml organic kombucha
Instructions
Quarter the figs, if the skin is thin you can just leave it on. Supposedly, the skin contains lots of vitamins
Wash the grapes and remove the stem, add everything to the blender
Add the cranberries and half of the avocado
Chop the lollo rosso and add it to the blender
Remove the stalk of the mint and add it, as well as, the algae flakes
Now chop half the radicchio, add it to the blender and pour in the Kombucha
Blend well
Pour the smoothie into glasses
Have fun whilst cooking and enjoy the smoothie
Notes
Did you know: the darker the skin, the sweeter the fruit flesh. The best way to store the figs is in the fridge, they will last a little longer.
Have fun whilst cooking and enjoy!
I wish you a lot of fun by making this kombucha smoothie recipe and I am very excited to hear your opinions about this delicious scoby recipe.
I would love to see some comments about your favourite recipes with kombucha tea and how you liked mine.
I am looking forward to see you again for my next recipes.
Petra
Watch also this video and many more regarding Kefir and Kombucha on my Youtube channel…
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