Since I don't have any almond pulp on hand, how much almond flour would I need to subsitute
for the almond pulp?
Would I be able to sub the almond meal
for the almond pulp (from making almond milk)?
Other uses
for almond pulp which don't require drying first are raw cake recipes like carrot or chocolate cake and muffins etc..
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for almond pulp i have a raw cinnamon «snail» roll recipe on my website.
Thanks for another great use
for almond pulp!
I'm always looking for new ideas
for my almond pulp.
Not exact matches
HI Carly, sadly I haven't tried the brownies using
almond pulp before but I imagine that the dried
pulp will be too dry
for the brownies as a lot of the moisture and oil has been taken out so I would recommend grinding your own
almonds if possible.
Hi Harriet, you can use the
almond pulp for almond flour.
Hi Ella, I love your recipe
for almond milk but feel terrible throwing the
pulp away.
I made a loose variation on these (subbing beet
pulp and
almond flour
for the millet) and I used cashew cream in place of the ricotta & three flax eggs to make them vegan > not as perfect as the original, but turned out pretty well.
I'm curious if I would be able to use my
almond pulp, (either dried out or wet) from making
almond milk, as the ground
almonds you ask
for.
They're perfect
for using up leftover
almond pulp.
I generate tons of
almond pulp but have not had a good recipe
for using it up (I've also made a ton of
almond flour from it but don't have good vegan recipes
for using that either, and I avoid gluten too).
I use it right after I make
almond milk, though sometimes I also store the
pulp in a glass jar in the fridge
for a day or 2 and that works just as well: --RRB-
Earlier this week, I posted a recipe
for Coconut
Almond Bites that used up some of the leftover pulp from making homemade almond
Almond Bites that used up some of the leftover
pulp from making homemade
almondalmond milk.
I've been craving some crackers to spread stuff on
for a week now, and now I know I can make some with my
almond pulp.
Throw this raw
almond pulp fudge recipe into the freezer
for at least one hour.
I found the mixture a bit sweet and «wet»
for me, until I used 1 1/2 cups dehydrated
almond pulp instead of 1/2 cup damp
pulp.
This recipe is only
for those of you who have leftover
almond pulp from making
almond milk in your blender.
I'm always looking
for ways to use up the leftover
almond pulp that remains after I make a batch of homemade
almond milk.
The main ingredients
for this Kabocha pudding are squash
pulp and
almond milk.
I threw in a banana and the remaining
pulp from making the
almond milk
for the recipe [about 2 - 3 tbsps].
Either way, it made
for a great way to use up some of the
almond pulp and not let any «ingredients» go to waste!
Blend on high
for 30 seconds, or until the
almond pulp is rather fine.
I mixed everything in my Ninja food processor w / the dough paddle, used dehydrated
almond nut
pulp (left from making
almond milk)
for the flour, honey instead of agave, regular mini chocolate chips, and I also put in 2 really ripe bananas.
Discard the
almond pulp (or reserve
for another recipe if you like).
I just want to say thank you
for a simple recipe that uses WET
almond pulp!
Hi Marthina — I wouldn't use leftover
almond pulp for three reasons.
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.
Lately, I've been making hazelnut milk, and using the
pulp for a variation on Danielle Walker's
almond pulp cookie recipe.
First one Ive tried
for my left over
Almond pulp.
If you've been wondering how to make
almond milk you'll love my easy
almond milk recipe, as well as all the amazing uses I have
for the leftover
almond pulp.
I was a little nervous as last week I used the
almond pulp to attempt someone else's recipe
for crackers and they turned out tasted «dusty» but these macaroons were salty, sweet goodness.
Discard
almond pulp or reserve
for another use (see below).
what sort of things would you use that
almond pulp for?
And I love to oven dry the
pulp and use it
for mixed nut butters, brownie, cookie and muffin batters in place of
almond meal.
Oh She Glows, the first cookbook, has a recipe
for granola using
almond pulp, but it does require a dehydrator.
Pour the
almond milk into the sieve and let it strain
for 30 - 40 minutes or until the
pulp is dry.
It's not just crackers that you can use leftover
almond milk
pulp to make — you can also make a wonderful sweet treat
for you and the family to enjoy.
I also make
almond milk and use the
pulp for a nut «cheese».
Alternatively, spread the
pulp evenly onto a baking tray and bake in the oven on the lowest temperature to dry out
for 2 hours and you have yourself some
almond meal to use in baking.
curious IF you could use the
almond pulp that is leftover after making
almond milk
for this?
You just finished making
almond milk or any nut / seed milk
for that matter, and are left with the
pulp.
You can either throw away the
almond pulp or use it
for a different recipe.
I make my own
almond milk and use the
pulp after its been dried in the oven
for everything.....
if i soak and make
almond milk first, will flour be like store bought or even homemade whole
almond flour?or i need to find specific recipes
for pulp flour?i do nt know if taste and behavior changes in recipes if make flour from
pulp
Thanks
for this great recipe — I never knew what to do with my leftover
almond pulp.
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.
So thrilled to have a use
for the leftover
almond pulp from my milk!
You can use the wet
pulp immediately after making a batch of
almond milk, or you can store it in a sealed container in the fridge
for up to 3 days, to make these crackers at your convenience.