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Friday, December 9, 2011
Rice Milk
Ingredients
1 cup of brown rice
4 cups of water
Flavorings as required.
Note: The proportions of rice to water may vary depending on the type of rice used and your own preference for thick or thin rice milk.
Method
Rinse the rice well before cooking
Add the water and rice to a pan and cook the rice gently until the rice is thoroughly cooked and very soft - do not drain the rice
Use a food processor to liquidize the rice and water mix
Strain the liquid through a piece of cheesecloth or muslin if required (this will create a smooth rice milk)
Add flavorings as required
Variations
There are many ways that the basic method of making rice milk can be varied.
Flavorings such as syrup, honey (not for a vegan diet), sweetener or even cocoa powder can be used to give added taste to the milk.
White rice can be substituted for the brown rice. This gives a thinner milk.
Less or more water can be added to create milks of different consistencies.
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