StillSmart

Ice. I absolutely agree.

By better...... I meant cleaner and easier.

Mash wrote:Using the 'juice' from a boil is the way to go.

Just to double check- could you not see the recipe AT All before I updated yesterday?

I was aware of your original, with a couple of washes in mind I was looking to see your latest update. That update was completely dead, no recipe.

oooeeer. It said in had been Downloaded a number of times but presumably that doesn't mean there was anything in it. No matter now problem sorted.

Mashy, how about juicing the raw kale and making an extract that hasn't had the goodness all boiled out from it?

Went to Morrison's for some Kale... nil stock, asked the helpful chap at customer service and he said they sell out every day... last three weeks have seen a monster peak in Kale sales...

So I wonder who else is making wash in my neck of the woods

inspector gadget wrote:Mashy, how about juicing the raw kale and making an extract that hasn't had the goodness all boiled out from it?

This post shows brains.

The one that followed caused a LOL.

Robert.

What does juicing involve?

I've recently been advised by my Doctor o have a dietary adjustment as I have (apparently) a vitamin B12 deficiency..... WHAT?

Don't exhibit, my wife and I have decided, any of the symptoms as advised by the good Doctor.

But what the hell, we'll play the silly game. So purchased one of those 'Bullet Blitz' thingies to give me a green boost a couple of times a week. Jury is out, but I'd hate to seen the clearing process of a wash if juicing is what I suspect it might be.

Boiling is simple and, with respect to the other question, haven't found washes lacking any vigour from so doing......

inspector gadget wrote:Mashy, how about juicing the raw kale and making an extract that hasn't had the goodness all boiled out from it?

The purpose is exactly to boil the goodness out of it - and then use that boiled out goodness.

Juicing is where kale washes started. You the have a bugger of a wash to clear before Stillin.

packapoo wrote:What does juicing involve?

I've recently been advised by my Doctor o have a dietary adjustment as I have (apparently) a vitamin B12 deficiency..... WHAT?

Don't exhibit, my wife and I have decided, any of the symptoms as advised by the good Doctor.

But what the hell, we'll play the silly game. So purchased one of those 'Bullet Blitz' thingies to give me a green boost a couple of times a week. Jury is out, but I'd hate to seen the clearing process of a wash if juicing is what I suspect it might be.

Boiling is simple and, with respect to the other question, haven't found washes lacking any vigour from so doing......

I don't think there will been much vitamin content in the finished nuetral but if the doctor said.....

My old mum used to boil green veg. for a week, and then claim that all the goodness was in the water.
Who needs science?

Robert.

Easydrinker wrote:My old mum used to boil green veg. for a week, and then claim that all the goodness was in the water.
Who needs science?

Robert.

Exactly... my mum made the gravy with the cabbage water so we wouldn't get rickets.

My mother used the cabbage water for gravy.....and I got rickets!

First Kale wash

I thought I had discovered purest green (Blackadder) but after a comfortable night we have brightened up a bit, first time using bakers yeast (from Conrad our local baker) a bit slow to get cracking but now burping away contentedly.

inspector gadget wrote:First Kale wash

Been there with "green" Was the last time too.

"..it looks like you have sneezed on your self Percy! "
(Black Adder)

Robert.