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Hi, I'm Jessica Cording. I'm
a registered dietitian health coach and author and today
I wanted to talk about how to make non-alcoholic beverages
enjoyable.
If you're new to reducing your
alcohol intake or cutting out alcohol completely it can
be really daunting to adjust to it first. So yes,
reminding yourself of all of the health benefits
of not drinking alcohol or drinking less alcohol
that can help but it's
also important to make sure that what else you're drinking
is really enjoyable because that's a really important piece
of making this sustainable.
So a mocktail is essentially just
a non-alcoholic beverage, you know, sometimes you
know, you'll see water as
the primary, you know alternative but
beyond water which yes, it's our best way
to stay hydrated but for incorporating some
pleasure some flavor when it comes to drinking non-alcoholic beverages.
There's a wide world to explore
So I really encourage playing around with different
flavors different different seasonings.
And there's a few things to keep in mind though because just because something is
not alcoholic doesn't automatically mean
that it's healthy right because sodas, you know, those are
not alcoholic so I wouldn't encourage just experimenting, you
know, play around with different. So yes, so
juices things like kombucha teas shrubs.
A different at this even a whole world of non-alcoholic wines
beers and spirits and
I'll be real I've tried a lot of them many of
them are terrible, but there are some that are actually good. So I
do encourage exploring.
Better yet, make your own.
So well, so when
I say make your own I mean, you know, and I've encourage experimenting with
making your own non-alcoholic beverages. So we're
gonna do a mocktail recipe today that encompasses several
different just really beautiful flavors because that's
really important. You know, it's not so you have your
Your beverage but you wanted to have you know, maybe some notes
of citrus or other fruit that you enjoy some herbs
spices adding little
carbonation can sometimes add a little something to it?
So I just heard playing around so today's recipe
is super simple, but it is so refreshing that
it's you know, it's something that you could join any
time making a lemon ginger mocktail. So this
lemon and ginger are two of my very favorite
flavors to use together. They just play so nicely you
have that really that heat from the ginger and
with that that right lemon flavor. It's
just so delicious. We're gonna need a little bit of Honey totally
optional.
But that's just gonna add a note of sweetness to add some flavor
contrast and then top it all off with some sparkling water.
So let's get started.
So first up, I have a cocktail shaker just for a
little little something extra first have a bunch of ice in here.
So I'm gonna add about a quarter cup of
ginger juice. You can add a little bit more. You know,
we're gonna make enough for about two servings here. So this is
a little bit more than a quarter cup.
But if you don't have ginger juice, you know what you can make it
you can buy it, but you could also use ginger kombucha
here. So if if that were the case
just be you know, this would be better than done in a class that you're
not shaking it because the pump kombucha carbonation can be a
little a little much shaken up. But anyhow, we're gonna start
with our ginger juice and add that to the Shaker or to your
tall glass if you're using kombucha.
And then the juice of like one to two
lemons, I have a little extra lemon juice as you can see here typically for
one serving about two tablespoons is good. This is a little
more closer to a quarter cup.
You can do more you can do less. I have a sour tooth.
All right, and then about a teaspoon of
honey Max, you know, I think that with the sweetness
this is one of the biggest mocktail mistakes I see is that
people go really heavy on The Suite and really miss
out on some of the other flavors. So we're just
using a little bit of honey here again to add some contrast.
funny story
a long time ago like in an
alternate universe. I got my bartending license. I probably haven't used
it in about almost like 15 years at the time of recording
this video. But so a part
of me my shaking skills are not what they used to be but
we're just gonna shake up the shake up the
drink. So we've got our lemon juice our ginger juice and
our honey with some ice. They're just gonna give that a good shape.
All right.
And if you don't have a Shaker, you can definitely use a strainer or some
other.
method that works for you
But I'm taking advantage here.
We're just gonna float some sparkling water on top, so.
See if I can do this without making a mess.
That's some lemon wedges or some lemon slices rather.
That on top of the glass the trick to
make in these work is you cut your round slice of lemon and cut a
little little strip in in there. So it'll attach
the side of the glass easily.
So I'm just according dietitian health coach and author.
I'm so happy. You could join me for today's recipe demo.
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