 Thanks to a great  post by the lovely Ms. Fern (@LifeOnTheBlcny) I knew  exactly what to do with the abundance of pineapple sage I had after  clipping back an excessive amount of new growth (the  pineappley-est part of the plant)  First I made a pineapple sage  loaf (recipe can be  found here) with most of the clipped herbs along with honey,  pineapple, and lemon peel.   Then after a quick trip to the market to  get some fruit I made a pineapple sage smoothie.  All this was done  before 8am and put me in the mood for a highly productive day!
Thanks to a great  post by the lovely Ms. Fern (@LifeOnTheBlcny) I knew  exactly what to do with the abundance of pineapple sage I had after  clipping back an excessive amount of new growth (the  pineappley-est part of the plant)  First I made a pineapple sage  loaf (recipe can be  found here) with most of the clipped herbs along with honey,  pineapple, and lemon peel.   Then after a quick trip to the market to  get some fruit I made a pineapple sage smoothie.  All this was done  before 8am and put me in the mood for a highly productive day!Piney-tang Smoothie 
as much chopped pineapple sage as you have/want 
large handful strawberries (tops off) 
1  can of crushed pineapple
2  peeled kiwis
juice of 1 lemon
lots of ice
blend all ingredients to desired  consistency, add water or juice if necessary
 


Looks delicious!
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