Soothing Hot Apple Berry Ginger Juice
This Soothing Hot Apple Berry Ginger Juice is meant to be sipped warm, and the heat from the ginger gives a little fire in your belly. It’s a great way to detox after a season of eating, and it’s also wonderful if you’re feeling under the weather.
Juicing is wonderful all year round, but in the wintertime, I crave something cozy and soothing. This Soothing Hot Apple Berry Ginger Juice is meant to be sipped warm, and the heat from the ginger gives a little fire in your belly. It’s a great way to detox after a season of eating, and it’s also wonderful if you’re feeling under the weather. I make this if I’m fighting a cold and it really helps!
When it’s cold, all I want are hot drinks – but there’s only so much coffee or tea I can drink. I have been loving hot juices – they’re cozy, they’re healthy, and they’re so good for you!
How to Make Ginger Juice
I made this Soothing Hot Apple Berry Ginger Juice using my juicer and it’s the perfect antidote to January days when you want to stay warm and cozy and stay healthy, too. This juice is delicious sipped warm, and with a hint of ginger, it adds a heat that is soothing to the belly.
To start, slice up some sweet apples, and discard the cores. Juice the apples, along with fresh raspberries and blackberries, and a nice hunk of ginger, skin and all. The more ginger you use, the more spicy the drink, so I leave that part up to you. I like a little heat to go with the warmth.
Once you have your juice, give it a few minutes over the stove or in the microwave, just enough to warm it up. Then sip away and feel cozy!
Note: This post first appeared on January 6, 2015, originally made in partnership with KitchenAid, but updated on this site with the closing of the KitchenAid blog. The recipe has been updated from the archives with updated content and photographs, as well as improved kitchen notes and recipe annotation. I hope you enjoy this favorite from my kitchen.
Soothing Hot Apple Berry Ginger Juice
Ingredients
- 2 apples e.g. Honeycrisp, Gala, Fuji, cored and sliced
- 1 cup blackberries
- 1 cup raspberries
- 1-2 inch slice of ginger
Instructions
- Place the low pulp screen in the basket of a juicer. Juice apples, berries and ginger. Heat the extracted juice in a small sauce pan or in the microwave until barely simmering. Sip and enjoy.
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Oh good, I’m not alone!! I haven’t been at the gym in, let’s just say a while, and deciding to run on the treadmill last night kicked my behind. :)
This drink is absolutely gorgeous and totally what I need right at this moment. It’s -10 F here. :-/
Great concept with hot juice on a cold winter day.
Oh a hot berry juice! I love it. What a wonderful idea. I’m addicted to smoothies, but they can be hard to stomach when it’s bitterly cold outside. This is perfect, Liren! And the color! Dying over it!
A hot fruit drink—–YES. I love it. Very appealing.
The colour of this juice is too beautiful. Love the idea of having the juice hot. Perfect for those chilling mornings
Yummy!! I could use this juice now that it’s quite chilly in Orlando. Surprising, ah? :D
YES! Hot juice sounds perfect for the darkest days of winter. I actually did something sort of like this a few days ago — just squeezed the juice of an orange and a wedge of lemon into a mug and filled the rest with hot water — and it was so good. Berries sound like an excellent next step!