orange juice made with the help of a mixer or blender.

among the juice recipes, i often make orange, guava, pineapple, musk melon, grapes and watermelon juice. if you have an electric juicer, then making orange juice or for that matter any fruit juice is very easy. but most of us have do not have a juicer. so here i am sharing the method on how to make orange juice in a mixer or blender. you can also check this orange squash recipe and eggless orange cake recipe.

the method is easy. you will also need a juice strainer to strain the juice. the addition of sugar or any other sweetener depends upon the sweetness or sourness of oranges. if the oranges are sweet then no need to sugar. instead of sugar you can add honey or jaggery, which are better options than sugar in terms of health benefits.

orange juice can be served as it is or you can use this orange juice to make mocktails or desserts. orange juice should be consumed as soon as possible, as with time it becomes bitter.

if you are looking for more beverages then do check:

• mango lassi
• cold coffee
• neer majjige (spiced buttermilk)
• panagam
• virgin pina colada recipe.

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orange juice in mixer or blender

orange juice recipe - how to make orange juice in a mixer or blender.

course beverages & drinks

cuisine world

prep time 15 minutes

total time 15 minutes

servings 2

author dassana

ingredients (1 cup = 250 ml)

• 850 grams oranges or 6 to 7 medium oranges
• 1 tablespoon lemon juice (optional)
• sugar or honey or jaggery as required - (optional)

how to make orange juice in mixer or blender

1. peel the oranges and take the orange segments in a mixie jar or blender jar.
2. add 1 tbsp lemon juice. this is optional and you can skip if you want.
3. run the mixie or blender on low to medium speed for some seconds till the mixture becomes pulpy and the oranges are crushed. avoid blending too much as we just need to crush the segments and not the seeds.
4. line a juice strainer over a bowl or pan. in the juice strainer, pour the orange juice.
5. strain the juice with a help of a spoon. keep on pressing and moving the spoon, so that the all the juice is strained well.
6. you should only have the stringy orange pulp remaining after all the juice is strained.
7. the juice will be collected in the bowl or pan. if you want you can add some sugar or honey or jaggery to the juice to sweeten it.
8. pour immediately in glasses and serve orange juice.

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how to make orange juice in mixer or blender:

1. peel the oranges and take the orange segments in a mixie jar or blender jar.

2. add 1 tbsp lemon juice. this is optional and you can skip if you want.

3. run the mixie or blender on low to medium speed for some seconds till the mixture becomes pulpy and the oranges are crushed. avoid blending too much as we just need to crush the segments and not the seeds. you can also use the pulse option of the mixer or blender.

4. line a juice strainer over a bowl or pan. in the juice strainer, pour the orange juice.

6. strain the juice with a help of a spoon. keep on pressing and moving the spoon, so that the all the juice is strained well.

7. you should only have the stringy pulp remaining after all the juice is strained. the juice will be collected in the bowl or pan. if you want you can add some sugar or honey or jaggery to the juice to sweeten

8. pour immediately in glasses and serve orange juice.

dassana

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i started vegrecipesofindia.com in feb 2009. it is a pure vegetarian blog and shares recipes with step by step photos that will help you to make delicious and tasty vegetarian food easily.

i am passionate about cooking from childhood and learnt cooking from my elders. having a home science degree greatly enhanced my cooking & baking skills and took it to a different level which i now share as foolproof recipes. i was trained both in mainstream indian as well as international cuisines.