Jamu Recipe - Immun Boost from Bali
- Judith Mila Durante

- 15. Okt.
- 2 Min. Lesezeit
Aktualisiert: 20. Okt.
A golden tonic from Bali's herbal tradition — turmeric, ginger and citrus blended into five minutes of warmth and immunity.

A taste of sunlight
Bright gold in a glass — this Jamu recipe from Bali’s herbal tradition is made in minutes, yet works for days. A simple elixir that warms, grounds, and restores. Or, as a wise lady said:
Drink the sun. Let your body remember what warmth feels like.
In Indonesia, Jamu has been part of everyday life for centuries — an herbal elixir made from roots, leaves, and spices to keep the body in balance. Each recipe has its own balance, designed to support immunity, digestion and energy. When life feels fast, a glass of Jamu brings you back to yourself.
The essence of this Jamu recipe
Turmeric and ginger ignite circulation, citrus brightens the blood, pepper activates absorption, and flaxseed oil seals the blend with nourishment. Together, they form a natural anti-inflammatory tonic that keeps the system clear and strong. Best enjoyed as part of your morning ritual.
What you need
20 g turmeric root
20 g ginger root
3 lemons
3 oranges
a pinch of black pepper or cayenne
a pinch of cinnamon
a pinch of salt
a small dash of flaxseed oil
Whenever possible, choose organic ingredients.
The recipe is forgiving — trust your sense of balance.

How to make it
Peel ginger and turmeric, then grate or blend with the peeled citrus.
Add pepper, cinnamon, salt, and flaxseed oil.
Shake or blend well.
Store in the fridge — keeps 5 days.
Keeps for around 5 days in the fridge.
Tip: turmeric stains everything but teeth — use glass or metal tools.
Make it a ritual
Drink a small shot in the morning or before meals.
Let its warmth spread through your body.
A golden thread in your routine, a golden start into the day.
Thanks for reading
We hope this brings a little gold into your moment.
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