Overnight (if soaking nuts)
Nut milks are a delicious alternative to dairy milk, but commercial brands contain very little nuts. What they do have are added thickeners and emulsifiers that don't add to the nutrition and can have negative consequences for many. Here is a satisfying delicious alternative to store-bought, and it is so easy to make!
Walnut or Cashew milk are even easier to make. I don't add any sweetener to these, as I find them sweet by themselves.
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O minutes
3 cups
1 cup almonds
2 cups water
2 figs (Deglat or Medjool, optional)
pinch of sea salt (optional)
For almond milk:
TO MAKE WALNUT or CASHEW MILK:
Soak your nuts for at least a couple hours. They don't need to be soaked overnight. Use the same amounts of water as for almond milk. Pulse until smooth and creamy. DON'T STRAIN MILK. The consistency will be thicker than the almond milk, almost like a cream. Add more water if desired. Just transfer milk to your container and refrigerate. Use in 4-5 days.
I save my almond pulp by either freezing it or drying it in the dehydrator. After drying, pulse in the blender again to make almond pulp flour.
Check out my Almond Sesame Crackers for ways to use almond pulp flour.
Evey Schweig Health Coach
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