This recipe comes from Joel Fuhrman's Disease-Proof Your Child. I'm not sure if it will be really good or just horrifying, but it sounds interesting and includes things I like (especially medjool dates). I'll probably omit the vinegar initially and only add it if the dish seems weird or lacking. If I can even find black fig vinegar. I have balsamic fig vinegar, but Fuhrman's book lists at least half a dozen vinegars I've never even heard of, let alone seen before.
Ingredients
2-3 oz. washed baby spinach
3-4 oz. washed romaine lettuce
1 banana
1/2 avocado
5 medjool dates
1 tbs black fig vinegar (optional)
Directions
1. Blend well into a smooth pudding-like consistency in the food processor, the Vita-Mix, or a powerful blender by shoving the lettuce down into the blades with a cucumber or carrot used as a plunging tool. Blending raw greens until smooth greatly increases the absorption of nutrients from our digestive tract, delivering a powerful nutrient punch.
[Edited 7/28/13: It's quite good. I've never included the vinegar.]
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