2011
02.20
02.20
A Tonique from Aux Vivres is good for what ails you. Seriously! It’s swimming with apple, lemon and ginger juices. But at $6, for a 12 ounce glass, it can get pricey.
I was gifted a centrifugal juicer last month and was set on figuring out the recipe. I’m glad to say I succeeded on the first go and managed to add my own twist — an optional pear for added sweetness. So if you’ve got an extractor of your own, you can stow away those pennies for another day.
Tonique à la meansoybean
Serves 24 Spartan apples
1 pear (optional)
1 lemon, peeled
1.5″ piece of gingerRun all ingredients through the juicer. Strain froth and pour over ice before serving. Enjoy!
I’m bookmarking this!
Cool! I just had a Tonique from the take-out counter yesterday and it was really bad. Too much lemon, I think. It was the peak of brunch so maybe the staff was overloaded. Still, I felt ripped off.
I really like the zing that ginger gives so now I make sure to add a little to almost all my juices.
I finally got to try it today. It’s very tasty and has a beautiful pink color. My boyfriend actually said it was the first juice I made that was really good… hats to you! He says it tastes like old-fashioned lemonade.
Thanks for letting me know how it worked out!
I forgot to make a little note that ingredient quantities for juicing recipes may need “to taste” tweaking due to variations on fruit size. But I’m glad you guys enjoyed it :)