Almond Milk Pulp


Almond Milk Pulp

If you ever make almond milk you can use the pasty stuff that's left over after the milk drains to make a cheese substitute. Just mix a bit of lemon juice to it, enough that it just tastes a bit tangy. The texture will be some what like ricotta cheese and when added to paleo pizza it's a pretty good substitute. Sorry I don't have any measurements for this as the amount of stuff left over after making milk isn't always the same so I just add the lemon juice to taste.
By Patti Vincent. Posted to the PaleoRecipe Mailing List, Feb. 2001

Dried, it makes a fantastic "flour"! I spread it out in a glass baking dish and turn the oven to 'warm'. Check it from time to time. When it's dry, you've got "flour". You can make muffins with it, pancakes (add eggs and coconut flour), whatever. I know, I know, this may be pushing the envelope for some, but if you're dying for a muffin or something, it does the trick. This is (obviously) lighter and lower in calories than finely ground almonds.

By Dori Zook. Posted to the PaleoRecipe Mailing List, Feb. 2001
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