Ganga Jamuna - does this name sound very interesting and attractive?? This was my reaction too when I first saw this name on the menu card of a fresh fruit Juice shop .
As intrigued as I was with the name ,I was very skeptical to try and was even hesitant to ask the owner what it comprised off . But luckily for me, my friend very boldly ordered for this drink while I settled for my favorite Pineapple juice.
I was very keen to see what ingredients went into the making of Ganga Jamuna . I observed the shopkeeper very closely and to my surprise he picked up oranges and sweet lime (mosambi) to prepare. Since it was a mix of 2 fruits going into one juice, it has been called Ganga Jamuna .
You may use the traditional citrus juice presser to extract the juice or use modern day electric juicers which remove the pulp and extract pure juice.
Ensure that the seeds from the oranges and sweet lime are removed before pressing the juice in a blender as the juice may turn bitter if seeds get crushed.
Cooking Time - nil
Complexity- simple
Serves - 2 to 3 glasses of juice
Ingredients
2 sweet lime (mosambi)
Sugar as per taste
Pinch of salt
2 glasses of chilled water
Method
- Peel the oranges and sweet lime and remove the seeds from the pulp from individual slices . This step can be skipped if using traditional citrus juice presser.
- Add the slices to the juicer, sugar and blend it for 2 mins.
- Strain the extracted juice through a strainer ,add salt mix it well . Adjust sugar at this stage if you want it a little more sweet . Sugar can be skipped if the oranges and sweet lime are sweet naturally.
- Pour it into tall juice glasses, top it with ice cubes if you want and serve chilled.
Fresh juices are a treat in summer. Nice combination of both. I like the name that you have given to this drink - Ganga Jamuna
ReplyDeleteThis is a name given by the juice walaa in mumbai ... I quite like the name :-)
DeleteMy favourite fresh juice to order whenever we go out to Indian restaurants. Simple and so flavourful. With all sorts of citrus fruits still available making this to have right away.
ReplyDeleteGreat! Thanks for revelation of the name of Ganga Jamuna Juice. The pics justify this refreshing juice. It is so inspiring that yesterday I had to order both these mosambi and oranges. So there's gonna be Ganga Jamuna at our home today. Credit to you.
ReplyDeleteOh wow...waiting to hear ur feedback on this refreshing juice
DeleteOrange sweet lime juice sounds so refreshing and delicious. Perfect drink to beat the heat. I would love to have a large glass.
ReplyDeleteYes,indeed it is hydrating and refreshing
DeleteThe Sukh sagar outlet at Majestic is where I saw this first, was Anna's fav as it could be made without sugar too! this has a lovely hue and great presentation too..
ReplyDeleteI definitely love Ganga Jamuna juice. I always have it when we go out never tried making it before. Thanks will try it.
ReplyDeleteIt is super easy to make at home . You will love it once u start making .
DeleteFresh fruit juice is super tempting. Remember having this at Bangalore. It is so delicious. You have tempted me to make it at home .
ReplyDeleteI think this post has kindled the memories of many who had tasted this in the childhood :-)
DeleteWe love fresh juice and make different combinations every morning. I had to google sweet limes (mosambi). I think we call them tangerines here. I will try your combination next week. I love the name Gunga jamuna.
ReplyDeleteThanks dear Mina . If I am right tangerines are a variety of oranges(santhra) while mosambi is referred to as sweet lime and is predominantly available in the south Asian regions .not sure if it is available in Europe but I did have a tough time to find mosambi in the US.
DeleteA unique combination of citrus in this juice with orange and sweet lime. I will wait to try this when sweetlimes come in season.
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