Featured Recipe

Fresh strawberries are a hot item right now. They’re in season here in New York which makes them extra juicy, affordable and a perfect addition to any juice. Reboot’s Managing Director, Kari Thorstensen, shared her favorite recipe that combines fresh strawberries and greens! It’s a favorite in her household (even her 3 year old son gulps it down) so our team decided to make it in the Reboot Kitchen today to see if we agreed. And yes, it’s a new favorite for everyone!

I think I’ve found a new go-to drink to enjoy this summer. It’s refreshing, sweet and slightly tangy. I decided to experiment with kiwi since it’s a fruit I typically don’t add to my juices. But after tasting this juice I just may start to add it more often, especially during the summer. Another bonus is a kiwi contains almost twice the amount of vitamin C than an orange. They’ve also been known to be good for digestion, respiratory issues, cleansing and energizing.

New to juicing? Or looking for an easy, light juice that has the benefits of those stronger green juices? Well, you might love this. It’s a nice alternative to the stronger flavored green juices and it’s ideal for people that may find the darker green juices too strong to drink, especially when you are just starting out. Get the light and refreshing green juice recipe.

When the weather warms up, there’s nothing more satisfying than biting into fresh heirloom tomatoes from the farmer’s market. They’re rich in vitamins C & K, potassium, folate, and when organically grown, they tend to be higher in lycopene. I love to get creative and come up with ways to eat more heirloom tomatoes, and one of my go-to’s is an Avocado Caprese Salad. Once you see how simple it is, you’ll know that it didn’t take too much creativity for this but it is one of my favorite meals to make, especially when I don’t have much time on my hands.

With Father’s Day on Sunday, why don’t you serve him something that will keep him healthy, strong and happy on his big day? The plant based protein in this smoothie is easily absorbed by the body while the berries provide high quality antioxidants. The coconut oil is great for cardiovascular health and adds a quality fat to an early morning smoothie. Chia seeds are a great source of fiber and omega 3 fats while the maca powder helps balance hormones and is great for prostate health.

When you’re not in the mood to cook, but still want to enjoy a healthy and hearty meal, then whip up this soup in only minutes. It’s perfect for any time of year. Serve warm or cool and be satisfied with some of the healthiest nutrients, spices and herbs.

Bring on the green! I normally start my day with a big green juice — my favorite is the Morning Green Glory — but sometimes I change it up and decide to place everything I typically throw into a juicer into my blender. And it is just as delicious! Get the recipe for the Get Your Greens Smoothie.

Father’s Day is right around the corner so show your Dad how much you care by making this nutrient-dense, anti-inflammatory and metabolism boosting Orange Juice to help boost his golf game, get him ready for his next 5K run or just simply move with less aches and pains. Get the recipe and make Dad feel special.

Looking for an easy appetizer, side dish or light meal full of vegetable goodness? The crunchy texture of the water chestnuts with the lightly cooked crunchy vegetables make this dish a perfect addition to your Meatless Monday. Get the recipe.

Smoothies are one of my favorite, quick, easy and super healthy breakfasts to help get my family out the door on time in the mornings. Last night we ate sweet potatoes with our dinner so I saved one to use in this morning’s smoothie. This creamy and nourishing smoothie is packed with nutrients that are perfect for supporting an active lifestyle or for post-workout.