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Horchata De Almendra Almond

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Ingredients

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1/2 kg almonds (1 pound)
1/2 kg sugar (may use 1/2 lb to 1 pound, desired)
1 lemon
1 cinnamon stick
1 pinch salt
2 1/2 liters water (warm)

Nutritional information

1972.8
Calories
939 g
Calories From Fat
104.3 g
Total Fat
8.1 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
773.7 mg
Sodium
244.6 g
Carbs
22.5 g
Dietary Fiber
210.1 g
Sugars
42.5 g
Protein
3564g
Serving Size

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Horchata De Almendra Almond

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    This is really good, creamy, with a nice light lemon flavour but it is a lot of work. Blanching almonds is easy though. The whole almond with skin on only has to sit 3 minutes in boiling water (off the boil) and then the skin of each almond can easily be popped off using your fingers. I reduced the sugar a little I think, didn't use a measuring cup (never do) but I don't think I reduced it by half. used sea salt & spring water plus the rest. I would make this again and like to try it with less almonds as it uses a lot and I think it would be just as creamy using somewhat less. Made for Veggie Swap 32 ~ March 2011.

    • 22 min
    • Serves 3
    • Easy

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    Horchata De Almendra (Almond Horchata) from Spain, Real Horchata from Valencia is made with Chufa (Tiger Nut) Unfortunately, Chufa is not available (that I know of) in America A suitable substitute for the Chufas are Almonds, which give the Horchata the same texture and similar taste Horchata is not a dairy product and contains little fat, so it is often referred to as the drink of the gods for it’s rich but low-fat flavor From:dderhak@xmission com I’m assuming that you’ll start with blanched almonds and will use a food processor to grind them , This is really good, creamy, with a nice light lemon flavour but it is a lot of work Blanching almonds is easy though The whole almond with skin on only has to sit 3 minutes in boiling water (off the boil) and then the skin of each almond can easily be popped off using your fingers I reduced the sugar a little I think, didn’t use a measuring cup (never do) but I don’t think I reduced it by half used sea salt & spring water plus the rest I would make this again and like to try it with less almonds as it uses a lot and I think it would be just as creamy using somewhat less Made for Veggie Swap 32 ~ March 2011


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    The First Step Is to Remove the Skins from the Almonds.

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    the Best Way to Do This Is to Simply Buy Them Already Skinless.

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    If None Are Available, You Will Have to Boil the Skins Off.

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    Put the Almonds in a Pot of Boiling Water and Let Sit Until the Skins Become Very Soft.

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    With Time, the Skins Will Dissolve or Slide Off Easily When Stirred.

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    Boiling the Almonds Is a Pain.

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    Crush or Otherwise Pulverise the Almonds Into a Coarse Powder.

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    If You Boiled Your Almonds to Get the Skins Off, Then Smash Them (or Put Them in a Strong Blender While Adding Some Water) Into a Mush.

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    in a Large Bowl/Container Add the 2.5 Liters of Water With a Pinch of Salt.

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    Slice and Add the Lemon.

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    Now Mix in the Almond Powder (or Mush). Cover the Container and Let It Sit at Room Temperature For 2 Hours.

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    When the Two Hours Are Up, Add the Sugar and Cinnamon Stick.

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    Stir Until Sugar Is Completely Dissolved.

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    Strain the Liquid With a Fine Cloth.

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    This Removes All of the Larger Particles of Almond.

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