350 gram mixed dried fruit, chopped 1 cup hot black tea Mix well and leave overnight Next day, add 1 cup self raising flour Mix well Put in a lightly oiled loaf tin Cook for 45 minutes at 180ºC Leave to cool slightly before turning out

Raw juices can reduce inflammation in your liver

Ideally, raw juices should be consumed immediately after juicing and all produce must be raw and fresh because that is when their nutritional content is most active. If you are super busy, you can juice enough for 7 days at one time (this is around 4 liters or one gallon). Freeze the juice immediately after making it. Pour the juice into glass containers and place in the freezer. If the juices are too strong and/or upset your stomach, or taste unpleasant, you should dilute them with plenty of water, extra apple or reduce the amounts of the ingredients which upset you. You can vary the ingredients and their amounts to give you more enjoyment and variety. Most of these recipes will produce 1-2 cups of juice.

Raw juice recipe for reducing acidity

½ cup of chopped Brussels sprouts ½ inch (1 cm) fresh ginger 1 red apple 1 Lebanese cucumber 4 sticks celery 1 carrot Wash, trim and chop all ingredients and process all in juicer. Drink 2 to 3 small cups daily. Make sure you read our following newsletters for more liver friendly juices and recipes!