The texture of freshly
squeezed almond pulp is not all that unlike the texture of ricotta, so I looked to my whole wheat ricotta muffins for inspiration.
Not exact matches
I doctored the favoring with more vanilla,
almond extract, and fresh
squeezed orange juice and
pulp.
Pumpkin Cookies 2 cups basic mix 1/2 cup raw
almond butter 1/2 cup freeze dried carrots — ground 1/2 cup date paste 3/4 cup carrot puree (2 carrots, 1/2 cup freshly
squeezed carrot juice, 1/2 ″ piece fresh ginger root — all pureed in a high speed blender) 1/2 cup carrot
pulp left from making carrot juice 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger 1/8 teaspoon each clove 1/8 teaspoon nutmeg
Pour the
almond milk into your nut milk bag or cheese cloth and
squeeze firmly to press out all of the liquid from the
pulp.
I used
almond pulp from making nut milk... thinking I might
squeeze it out better both before sitting overnight and after....
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.
Being of a frugal nature, I am wondering: have you ever tried to do anything with the
almond / vanilla
pulp that is left over after you've
squeezed out the milk?
Almond pulp recipes tend to be tricky, since the amount of moisture
squeezed out will vary by individual, which is why I don't post them too often.
Cake Batter 12 ounces soft dates — chopped 1/4 plus 1 tablespoon coconut oil - melted 1 tablespoon vanilla extract pinch of salt 4 cups plain
almond pulp left from making
almond milk 1 1/2 cup fresh blueberries 1 - 2 tablespoons freshly
squeezed lemon juice
Squeeze out all the milk from the
almond pulp.
A big part of the consistency of the cheese comes from using the whole nuts - and with
almond pulp everything has been
squeezed out except for the fibre.
Using a nut milk bag, strain the
almond milk from the nut
pulp,
squeezing out as much milk as possible.
Squeeze or press down on the
almond pulp to extract as much liquid as possible.