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Joe Rogan In The Kitchen : Green Kale Shake
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Green Kale Shake
Source / presenter
- Demonstration on Joe Rogan In The Kitchen, recipe shown by “Jeff.”
- Credited as inspired by Kevin James.
- Vitamix high‑speed blender shown in the video.
Overview
A very green kale shake made in a blender (not a juicer). Quantities are not specified in the video; ingredients are added qualitatively and blended until drinkable. A little liquid may be added as needed for blending.
Ingredients
- Fresh kale (base / majority of the shake)
- Cucumber, chopped
- Celery stalks
- Fresh ginger (a small piece — “a touch”)
- Pear (used in the demo); apple is an acceptable substitute
- Water or other liquid to loosen as needed (not specified in subtitles)
Equipment and prep
- High‑speed blender (Vitamix shown)
- Prep: chop the cucumber; other produce can be added whole or roughly chopped
- Bring all ingredients to the blender and blend
Method — step‑by‑step
- Prepare ingredients: chop the cucumber; have kale, celery, pear (or apple), and a small piece of ginger ready.
- Add kale, chopped cucumber, celery, pear, and ginger to the blender.
- Blend until fully combined and drinkable — result described in the demo as a very green, “Hulk”-colored shake.
- Serve immediately (presenter drinks it first thing in the morning).
Blend (not juice) to retain the plant fiber.
Technique cues and timings
- Use a blender to keep the fiber from the plants; a juicer removes fiber.
- Blend until smooth/drinkable — no exact time given.
Chef tips, reasons and claims from the video
- Blender vs juicer: blending retains fiber, which the presenter emphasizes as a benefit.
- Ginger: recommended to aid digestion; optional if you dislike it.
- Fruit: pear is used in the demo; apple is a fine substitute.
- Consumption note: the presenter says he drinks this daily and credits it with improved bowel movements/digestion.
Variations / alternatives
- Swap pear for apple.
- Omit ginger if preferred.
Non‑recipe context mentioned
- The presenter credits learning the recipe from Kevin James (noted for weight loss).
- A long discussion of personal dietary supplements accompanies the demo (examples mentioned: Alpha Brain, fish oil, vitamin packs, Jack3d). These supplements are not part of the shake recipe.
Sources / credits
- Joe Rogan In The Kitchen (demo by “Jeff”)
- Inspired by Kevin James
- Vitamix blender shown in the video
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