Sentences with phrase «nut pulp»

You now have a pan full of creamy nut milk and ball of nut pulp.

This hummus goes great with leftover nut pulp crackers, in a baked sweet potato, or on roasted vegetables and meats.

You may use nut pulp for baked goods, smoothies and other desserts.

This granola is now my top favorite use for the leftover nut pulp you get after making a fresh batch of nut milk!

I made some awesome nut pulp energy balls which have fueled me all week!

No messy squeezing of nut pulp through a bag.

Are you asking what nut pulp I used for the savory bites?

And I definitely won't be throwing away any more nut pulp.

If you make nut milk from scratch, you probably end up with piles of nut pulp.

However, I do have a question — I have been reluctant to make my own nut milk because I don't know what do with the leftover nut pulp.

I snacked on nut pulp balls, fruit, walnuts and had buckwheat porridge for second breakfast.

I Snacked on nut pulp balls, nuts and a green juice.

I made these with Brazil nut pulp left over from making Brazil nut milk.

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However, I used macadamia nut pulp instead of almond.

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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.

Strain through a fine - mesh sieve into a medium bowl, pressing down on solids; discard nut pulp.

I was initially reluctant to try it given that nuts are so darn expensive, as well as thinking the process was somewhat wasteful since you're left with quite a bit of nut pulp after squeezing out all the goodness from the whole nuts.

A bit of scouting about online for how to use this precious pulp unearthed all sorts of exciting recipes: From raw nut pulp hummus and vanilla almond cookies to sweet + savoury crackers and these beautiful little cupcakes, the recipe I decided to start off with.

My favorite foods to take on a the road with me are sprouted hummus and roasted vegetables, hardboiled eggs, leftover nut pulp crackers, and energy balls.

Later on I made some amazing new energy balls using nut pulp, medjools and raw almond butter.

Made these tonight with almond / Brazil nut pulp that had a touch of coco powder and two dates in the pulp.

I've noticed that whenever I discuss making nut milk with anyone, the question of utilizing the leftover nut pulp is bound to come up.

I snacked on some fruit and almond butter, nut pulp balls, coconut water, and a protein pudding through the day.

Humble thanks for your spiffy recipe... it's helped me put a big dent in the hefty backlog of nut pulps that have been slowly taking over my freezer.

As you pour the milk, you will need to squeeze the milk through allowing the nut pulp to remain behind.

My nut pulp had fermented just a bit so my finished crackers had a cheesy flavor almost like cheezits.

ROLLING TIP: Because the dough is gluten free and a rolling pin can apply uneven pressure resulting in uneven thickness, I discovered a better and easier method of flattening these nut pulp cracker doughs for drying / baking: (1) Using your hands, shape the dough into a compact smooth ball.

I love making homemade nut milk but it can be so annoying and messy to strain out the nut pulp.

All you need for whipping up a batch of nut milk is a blender and something for straining out the nut pulp, once the nuts are blended up.

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I do use the nut pulp for crusts to make pie and lemon bars.

You can freeze the nut pulp for later use, if desired.

You can dry the nut pulp and sprinkle it on salads, pasta, etc..

These are definitely my favourite use for nut pulp I have tried!

I snacked on an apple, nut pulp balls and a protein pudding through the day.

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The nut pulp creates a light and crunchy granola.

so you can make batch after batch of fresh almond, walnut, or hazelnut milk, and then also have an endless supply of nut pulp to make this granola.

If you place the nut pulp on a parchment covered baking sheet and bake it in the oven at 300 degrees for several hours until thoughly dry and toasty..

oh and people have told me they dehydrate the nut pulp to make almond meal and hazelnut meal but I haven't tried that yet.

Then there are chapters on simple smoothies (the goodnight smoothie), show stoppers (grab - and - go blackberry oats), nut milks, juices, nut pulp crackers, blended desserts (bounty jars), and other helpful things to make for additions and toppings (ie.

I tried mine with dried basil, thyme, fennel and parsley and the nut pulp was Brazilian and hazelnuts.

* A commenter pointed out the «high» calorie content of this ice cream (about 300 / half cup)-- so if that bothers you, you can strain out the nut pulp (although I don't recommend it unless you're seriously committed to sticking to your calorie counting diet).

You may have to increase the amount of tahini, if the pulp doesn't stick together as well as nut pulp.

I definitely want to make this recipe, I'm always looking for ideas to use almond or nut pulp.