60-Second DIY Plant Based Milk
Pantry Recipe
60-Second DIY Plant Based Milk
Don’t have plant-based milk on hand? Still want to add richness and creaminess to your smoothie? This recipe takes 60-seconds in a high-speed blender. You can use any seed or nut butter you have on hand. It’s best used within a day or two, and always shake or stir before using.
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Eat Well,
xo Chef Carla
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Ingredients:
(
Makes 1 cup)
1 cup filtered water
1-2 tbsp. nut or seed butter, like almond, cashew, or tahini
1/2 tsp. maple syrup for sweetness, optional
1/16 tsp. sea salt (the tiniest pinch)
Instructions:
Add the water, nut or seed butter, maple syrup, and sea salt to the blender. This will depend on your taste. Try 1 tbsp. first and see how you like it. Add more nut or seed butter for thickness and a more pronounced flavor.
Blend on low for 30-seconds and then on high for 30-seconds. Use in your smoothie or a latte.
Store in the fridge 1-2 days. Shake before using.
Chef Carla Notes:
- I love this in my tea lattes.
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