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).
Since Steph doesn't use
a ton of almond flour and other Paleoish flours (guilty over here!)
And I happen to have
a ton of almond flour that needs to be used!
Not exact matches
For instance I just finished baking up a
ton of your «thin mints», and was low on
Almond Flour, so I just threw in what I had, about a cup, and then added a half a cup
of raw Pecans to the food processor and continued as directed on the recipe.
Coconut
flour soaks up a
TON of moisture, so the
almond milk is imperative for the bars not ending up dry.
With millet
flour and
almond meal, it has
tons of flavor, too.
This recipe for pizza margherita combines
almond flour with a
ton of spices and eggs, resulting in a crispy crust dreams are made
of.
I have a
ton of gluten free
flour in my cabinet (including rice and
almond) but no coconut
flour.
Most paleo or gluten - free cakes use a
ton of nut
flour, usually
almond flour, which can be a bit harsh on the stomach (not to mention extremely high in calories) in such quantities.
Almond flour may work, but coconut
flour definitely would not work very well because it soaks up
tons of liquid.
This pizza dough is made up
of almond flour, cauliflower, and other simple ingredients that provide additional blood - sugar stabilizing protein, and
tons of vitamin E to make your skin glow.
We haven't experimented a
ton with coconut
flour, just because
of our preference for
almond flour... but after many requests for an alternative, especially from those who are allergic to
almonds, we decided it was time to immerse ourselves in the coconut world.
With millet
flour and
almond meal, it has
tons of flavor, too.
There are
tons of flour alternatives, such as
almond, chickpea, and coconut
flours, as well as an abundance
of products such as pastas, chips, and tortillas made from legumes.
I made these because I had a
ton of ripe peaches, and I did sub in whole wheat
flour because I didn't have
almond, and I doubled the recipe to make 12.