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'''Almond Milk''' was used instead of real [[milk]] on [[Lent]]en days. We have found the following a good way to make it.
'''Almond Milk''' was a very common ingredient in Medieval cooking. It was used instead of real [[milk]] in [[Lent]], but also appears in many non-Lenten dishes.


==Recipe==
<b>Almonk Milk</b>

* 1 cup ground [[Almond]]s<br>
*1c freshly ground [[almond]]s
* 2 cups [[boil]]ing water<br>
*2c [[boil]]ing water<br>

Combine the almonds and water and let stand until tepid. Strain. Makes a little over a cup of almond milk.


Mix together and let sit until cooled.<br>
If you dont mind the grainyness, you can then use as is, makes about 2 cups<br>
or...<br>
Strain out the almonds and use just the milk, give you a little over a cup of milk and just under a cup of almond goo.
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Latest revision as of 23:38, 21 August 2009

Almond Milk was a very common ingredient in Medieval cooking. It was used instead of real milk in Lent, but also appears in many non-Lenten dishes.

Recipe

Combine the almonds and water and let stand until tepid. Strain. Makes a little over a cup of almond milk.