Recipe Potassium Blast (Egg Plant Smoothie)

[Morning Glory]

oops, that's the problem of predictive text on the tablet! Mind you it might taste better than soya milk you know!


please feel free. we have done our weekly shopping already and aubergine did not feature in it, so I can't try it.

I did find this wonderful piece of information about raw aubergine



And there is a great deal of information on the aubergine here - http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/howto/guide/ingredient-focus-aubergines
I feel that there might be the need for an article on aubergines

I'm in the middle of doing a bit of a write up on aubergines to publicise the challenge. I found the same info!

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

I'm in the middle of doing a bit of a write up on aubergines to publicise the challenge. I found the same info!

Brilliant.
That is exactly the sort of thing the site needs, thank you.

 

[classic33]

oops, that's the problem of predictive text on the tablet! Mind you it might taste better than soya milk you know!


please feel free. we have done our weekly shopping already and aubergine did not feature in it, so I can't try it.

I did find this wonderful piece of information about raw aubergine

nightshade family[/B] contain anywhere from 2 to 13mg of solanine and eggplants contain 11mg at the most. So you would have to eat 36 raw eggplants to cause any harm. Therefore, there's no need to be concerned about eating reasonable amounts of raw eggplant.

And there is a great deal of information on the aubergine here - http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/howto/guide/ingredient-focus-aubergines
I feel that there might be the need for an article on aubergines

I'm sure that'll put her mind at ease!

http://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?dbid=22&tname=foodspice Egg Plant info

 

[classic33]

Water 92.30g, Energy kcal 25, Protein 0.98g, Total lipid 0.18g, Carbohydrate 5.88g, Fibre 3.0g
Sugars 3.53g, Minerals: Calcium 9mg, Iron 0.23mg, Magnesium 14mg, Phosphorus 24mg, Potassium
229mg Sodium 2mg, Zinc 0.16mg, Vitamins: Ascorbic Acid 2.2mg, Thiamin 0.039mg, Riboflavin 0.037mg,
Niacin 0.649mg, Vitamin B-6 0.084mg, Folate 22mg, Vitamin B-12 0.00µg, Vitamin A, RAE 1µg
Vitamin A, 23IU, Vitamin E (alpha-tocopherol)0.30mg, Vitamin D (D2 + D3) 0.0µg, Vitamin D 0IU,
Vitamin K (phylloquinone)3.5µg, Lipids: Fatty Acids:Saturated 0.034g, Monounsaturated 0.016g,
Polyunsaturated 0.076g, Trans 0.000g​

 

[cupcakechef]

I just saw this lots of interesting shakes on here lately, it seems - potato and aubergine, definitely two ingredients I would have never thought to use in a shake!

 

[Bakemehappy]

Is the almond milk enough to mask the vegetable taste of the aubergine? Is it not bitter on the taste considering that there is no cooking made on it? I wonder how the texture is going to be like? gooey or slimy that makes me wanna ,,,,

 

[Morning Glory]

I'll report back later. As Judge and Jury of the Recipe Challenge I need to make this in order to be certain its as horrible as it sounds!

 

[classic33]

I just saw this lots of interesting shakes on here lately, it seems - potato and aubergine, definitely two ingredients I would have never thought to use in a shake!

Got a sprout smoothie recipe!

 

[classic33]

I'll report back later. As Judge and Jury of the Recipe Challenge I need to make this in order to be certain its as horrible as it sounds!

Is now the time to put two more into the competition?
36 is the danger point.

 

[winterybella]

Just post one or two of the recipes that were not well received. I'll make them and report back (as long as they don't include raw eggplant!).

They were mostly my own creations and a lot of stir frying. Nothing to write home about but almost always included soy sauce, curry, onions and whatever I felt might pass the test. Then I have had it with roti as well. It's not that popular around here. Guyanese living here are the ones who probably swear by it.

 

[classic33]

They were mostly my own creations and a lot of stir frying. Nothing to write home about but almost always included soy sauce, curry, onions and whatever I felt might pass the test. Then I have had it with roti as well. It's not that popular around here. Guyanese living here are the ones who probably swear by it.

You just threw in whatever edible was to hand then.

 

[winterybella]

You just threw in whatever edible was to hand then.

Pretty much. Soy sauce is my go to for flavour. A lot of things outside of that are experiments which can be saved with said sauce, onions and sometimes curry.