When you are too tired, late, hot, or lazy to make a meal, smoothies are the perfect anti-cooking antidote.
By Sarah Murphy-Kangas / In Praise of Leftovers
Into your blender, throw a giant handful of washed kale, some spinach if you have it, a couple stalks of celery with leaves, a big handful of frozen pineapple (or fresh pineapple plus a couple ice cubes), a wedge of lemon with the peel off, a knob of peeled ginger, and however much water you or your blender requires. My Vitamix just needs about 1/2 cup.
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