Orange Ginger Juice

This Orange Ginger Juice recipe is a powerful blend of orange juice, lemon juice, lime juice, ginger and turmeric. It’s loaded with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, making it a really great drink to serve for breakfast and brunch or any time you want a quick boost of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.

Juicing citrus is a great way to get a dose of vitamins, mineral and antioxidants. Besides giving you a boost during cold and flu season, this orange ginger turmeric juice makes a perfect drink to serve for breakfast, brunch and special occasions. 

All you’ll need to make this orange ginger juice recipe is a blender and a fine mesh colander to strain the juice to eliminate any stringy pieces of ginger. 

Citrus Ginger Juice

• Water. We add a little water to dilute the concentration of this citrus blend.
• Orange Juice. This is the main juice we use for this juice blend.
• Lemon Juice. Adds flavor a lot of nutritional perks to the mix.
• Lime Juice. Also adds flavor and nutritional perks to the mix.
• Fresh Ginger. We use fresh ginger root for this recipe.
• Turmeric Powder. We add turmeric powder, but you could use fresh turmeric root if you prefer.
• Black Pepper. Turmeric (curcumin) isn’t absorbed well without consuming black pepper with it.  Black pepper contains piperine, a substance that enhances the absorption of turmeric (curcumin).
• Honey. Honey adds a little sweetness to the lemon and lime juice. I like to use pure clover honey.

Find printable recipe with the measurements below.

How To Make Orange Turmeric Ginger Juice

1. Juice Citrus. Juice the oranges, lemons and limes and pour in a blender.
2. Peel Ginger. Peel and chop about 2 tablespoons fresh ginger. 
3. Add Turmeric Powder. Add the turmeric powder and black pepper to the blender.
4. Sweetener. We add honey to lightly sweeten the lemon and lime juices in this blend.
5. Blend ingredients. Blend the ingredients together. At this point you can strain the juice through a fine mesh strainer to remove any pieces of pulp and ginger, if you like.

Serving Suggestions

This juice is delicious to sip on as it is, or you can dilute it with sparkling water, plain water or ginger ale to make a pretty festive drink for breakfast, brunch and special occasions, or add it to sweeten iced tea during warm summer months.

• Morning Juice. Serve this orange turmeric ginger juice chilled straight-up over ice.
• Virgin Mimosa. For a festive drink, fill a fluted glass (or stemless wine glass) with 1/2 cup of juice and 1/2 cup of sparkling water or ginger ale for a healthy virgin mimosa. Drop a strawberry or two in the glass, or garnish with orange or lime slices and sprigs of fresh mint. 
• Refreshing Drink. For a refreshing drink, fill a glass with 1/2 cup of juice and 1/2 cup plain water, then add ice and garnish with orange or lime slices and sprigs of fresh mint. 
• Sweet Tea. To make an orange sweet tea, fill a glass with 1/3 cup orange ginger juice, ice and iced tea, then add ice and garnish with orange or lime slices and sprigs of fresh mint.

Best Oranges For Juicing

Valencia oranges are generally known as the best oranges to use for juicing. You can use all Valencia oranges to make juice with, or use a mix of Valencia oranges and a sweeter orange like Mandarins or Clementines (also called Cuties or Halos).

Do I Have To Add Pepper?

You can choose to omit the pepper if you like (you can’t really taste it in this juice though), just note that when combined with turmeric, black pepper (or cayenne pepper) may enhance the absorption of curcumin (key compound in turmeric) by up to 2000%

Is It Necessary To Peel The Ginger First?

It’s not necessary to peel the ginger first, but the skin on the ginger may turn your juice a little brown. If you choose not to peel the ginger first, just be sure to rinse the fresh ginger root well before slicing it.

How To Store Leftovers

Store leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 1 week.

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Yield: 6 servings

Orange Ginger Juice

This Orange Ginger Juice recipe is a powerful blend of orange juice, lemon juice, lime juice, ginger and turmeric. It's loaded with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, making it a really great drink to serve for breakfast and brunch or any time you want a quick boost of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.

Ingredients

• 2 cups water
• 1/3 cup clover honey
• 1 cup orange juice
• 1 cup lemon juice
• 1/2 cup lime juice
• 1 1-inch piece ginger, peeled and chopped
• 1/2 teaspoon turmeric powder

Instructions

1. Add the ingredients to a blender and blend until fairly smooth.
2. Strain the juice through a fine mesh colander to remove stringy pieces of ginger.

Notes

Serving Suggestions

This juice is delicious to sip on as it is, or you can dilute it with sparkling water, plain water or ginger ale to make a pretty festive drink for breakfast, brunch and special occasions, or add it to sweeten iced tea during warm summer months.

• Morning Juice. Serve this orange turmeric ginger juice chilled straight-up over ice.
• Virgin Mimosa. For a festive drink, fill a fluted glass (or stemless wine glass) with 1/2 cup of juice and 1/2 cup of sparkling water or ginger ale for a healthy virgin mimosa. Drop a strawberry or two in the glass, or garnish with orange or lime slices and sprigs of fresh mint. 
• Refreshing Drink. For a refreshing drink, fill a glass with 1/2 cup of juice and 1/2 cup plain water, then add ice and garnish with orange or lime slices and sprigs of fresh mint. 
• Sweet Tea. To make an orange sweet tea, fill a glass with 1/3 cup orange ginger juice, ice and iced tea, then add ice and garnish with orange or lime slices and sprigs of fresh mint.

Nutrition Information:

Yield:

6

Serving Size:

1
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 90Total Fat: 0gSaturated Fat: 0gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 0gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 17mgCarbohydrates: 24gFiber: 1gSugar: 20gProtein: 1g

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