After making any kind of nut milk, you have a lot of quality pulp left over like this. I love to make macadamia nut milk and flour as it has really satisfying fats in it and tastes sweeter than almond. But I often make Almond milk for one of my clients, so I always have both around. You can purchase organic almond flour at nuts.com
Veggie Flour:
This process can also be applied to left over pulp from juicing. I call it veggie flour. Try to stick with sweeter veggies and not alot of bitter greens in it. If you wan to add greens, I suggest HFN "Greener Grasses". Its a pure way to get a dry greens powder into a dish.
This process can also be applied to left over pulp from juicing. I call it veggie flour. Try to stick with sweeter veggies and not alot of bitter greens in it. If you wan to add greens, I suggest HFN "Greener Grasses". Its a pure way to get a dry greens powder into a dish.
Place on a rack lined with parchment paper into the dehydrator. Dehydrate until dry. (about 5-6hours at 130 degrees. Or longer at 105 if you want it to be officially raw.)
Then grind in a coffee grinder until its a flour. Be mindful not to go too long for macadamia nuts, as they will turn into butter quickly.
For veggie flour, grind till fine and sift if needed and blend larger particles again. Store in an air-tight container. Ready to add to recipes
For veggie flour, grind till fine and sift if needed and blend larger particles again. Store in an air-tight container. Ready to add to recipes
