Add the almond pulp, blueberries, lemon juice, and mix well to incorporate.
Add the almond pulp and process to combine, it should come together into one giant ball of raw dough!
Not exact matches
I've just used a tablespoon of the
almond pulp to make ice cream; awesome flavour & took only an extra minute as I used the same blender,
added a couple of drops of the
almond milk I'd just made, a chopped frozen banana & some cinammon too!
I wanted to use up the
almond pulp left over from making milk so I decided to
add a cupful of finely chopped dates, some grated coconut, a dash of maple syrup, vanilla, & about a tablespoon of cacao; I used the blender so
added a bit of wáter & a Little of the
almond milk too......... made a fabulous mousse - like mixture!
Also,
add some cinnamon to the mix and lastly, strain it through a sieve in to the cup to catch any
almond butter
pulp than didn't melt in to the milk and leave yourself a perfectly smooth hot chocolate.
Remove
pulp from strainer after all liquid has drained and
add more of the
almond milk mixture.
Add 1 cup squash
pulp, the
almond milk and vanilla extract to a blender.
I used
almond pulp one day after making
almond milk,
added some herbs and cayenne pepper and I even
added sesame seeds and also Sushi Nori flakes for extra nutritional value I think that the important thing is to squeeze the
pulp during milking as much as possible so that there is minimum water in it (It was the first time I made my own
almond milk and initially, I only used a sieve.
I used fresh
pulp from this morning's
almond milk, soaked the dates as someone suggested,
added a little
almond flavoring, baked correct amount of time and while they have good flavor and are moist, they are hard to swallow.
I even
added some leftover
almond pulp from the last time I made
almond milk!
I used this recipe, but replaced the
almond butter with 1/2 cup of packed
almond pulp and
added 2 Tbsp of
almond oil.
I think made with
almond flour and
adding some moisture to mimic the consistency of the
pulp would work great and maybe go down a little easier!
Also had a little less
almond pulp, so I
added a little
almond meal / flour, flax seed, pecans, pepitas and chia seeds just for the heck of it.
I'm going to try
adding nutritional yeast next time, to try to make a vegan «Cheeze - it» with
almond pulp.
I have a bunch of
pulp from making
almond milk but it has been dehydrated so it wouldn't go moldy — should I try
adding some
almond milk back into it?
If your
almond pulp is too wet,
add a little more of it to your batter.
Nut
pulps like the
almond pulp can be stored in the freezer if you're not using it right away,
added to your next baking endeavour, or dried in the oven at a low temp and used as flour.
In a food processor
add dates,
almond pulp,
almond butter, cinnamon, and salt.
Mix
almond pulp with the melted coconut oil and
add all other ingredients.
Added 1t of
almond extract, 1 egg, some
almond pulp from
almond milk I made & used
almond flour.
Almond pulp will definitely be wetter than ground
almonds, so you may have to
add a bit of moisture to the recipe.
It may seem like a lot of
almond pulp — one packed cup of
pulp goes into these muffins, which came from one cup of
almonds we used to make the
almond milk — but consider how often you've
added a cup of chopped nuts to a muffin recipe.
Instead of grated carrots I used the leftover carrot
pulp from making carrot juice and
added a little more
almond milk to compensate for the dryness: super tasty!