Walnut Almond Milk
1.
Add the walnuts and almonds to the cooking machine and grind them separately
2.
After grinding into powder, mix the two again and pour into the cooking cup
3.
Continue to add glutinous rice flour, sugar, milk, warm water
4.
Start the fine grinding program and beat the mixture for two or three minutes
5.
Pour the mixture into a milk pan, heat it to a boil over medium heat and simmer for a few minutes on low heat. Be sure to keep stirring in the middle to prevent muddy bottom. At this time, you can taste the sweetness and adjust according to your own taste
6.
Turn off the heat, let the mixture cool down and sift it. This process is slower, so be patient. The filtered walnut almond milk is very refreshing and smooth, you can drink it
7.
The glutinous rice flour is added to make the almond dew fragrant and mellow. If you like a refreshing taste, use this formula, 50 grams of almonds, 50 grams of walnuts, 30 grams of granulated sugar or rock sugar, and no need to add milk. Just use 100 grams of warm water. Stir and grind in a food processor and then you can drink it directly. This is another taste. It was the first time I made it. It’s not bad.
8.
After sieving the walnut almond dew, there is still a little residue at the bottom. In fact, these residues are also very nutritious
Tips:
1. I haven't peeled walnuts or almonds. The first trouble is, the second is to keep the peel and grind to preserve nutrients;
2. During the cooking process, be sure to stare at and keep stirring, and use a low heat, because after adding glutinous rice flour, the almond dew is thicker and easy to paste;
3. Don't throw away the filtered walnut and almond dregs, save it for bread and make cakes. If you are too lazy to move, you can drink directly without filtering;
4. The walnuts I use raw can also be roasted in the oven at 170 degrees for 15 minutes in advance to make them more fragrant.