Exercises:
20 counter push-ups (10 forward/10 backward)
Walked around 2 of the stores I serviced for 4 hours
Repaired & cleaned part of antique wardrobe & lifted upright
Meals:
Breakfast - organic lemon/organic local raw honey/filtered water with Trader Joe's Vit. C powder & NOW MSM powder & Nature's Answer Astragalus Extract; 2 organic pasture eggs scrambled with Trader Joe's Red Pepper Flakes & chives in Organic Pastures Raw Butter & crushed organic garlic
Work Snack - organic raisins; organic raw sunflower seeds; white chocolate chips; filtered water
Snack - filtered water
Dinner - Baked boneless pork ribs; pasta made with veggies from homemade bone broth; homemade raw almond milk
Snack - Traditional Medicinals Herba Tussin tea with local raw honey & Straus Organic Whole Milk
Organic whole food recipes made without modern over-processed ingredients. Common sense tips, videos and other interesting things I find along the way.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Organic Raw Almond Flour recipe
I've been having trouble trying to use up all of my (nearly unending!) supply of almond pulp since I started making my own almond milk. I have been saving some in the freezer for later use and also putting some in the compost. But, since I make milk every 2 days, it was getting out of hand! So, I finally did a search on how to make almond flour! I love to bake, so always run out of organic whole wheat flour. So, this will come in handy!
1 cup of organic raw almond pulp
Crumble the almond pulp evenly onto solid dehydrator tray. Dehydrate at 115F for 6-8 hours.
Slowly add about half of the dehydrated pulp to blender. Pulse blend until pulp becomes a fine powder. May take several pulses and several minutes. Pour almond flour into glass jar using a funnel. Repeat for remainder of pulp.
Store in the refrigerator.
It's hard to tell in this picture, but it is very fine powder.
(I do not blanch - remove the skin - from my almonds, so this makes a colorful flour.)
1 cup of organic raw almond pulp
Crumble the almond pulp evenly onto solid dehydrator tray. Dehydrate at 115F for 6-8 hours.
Slowly add about half of the dehydrated pulp to blender. Pulse blend until pulp becomes a fine powder. May take several pulses and several minutes. Pour almond flour into glass jar using a funnel. Repeat for remainder of pulp.
Store in the refrigerator.
It's hard to tell in this picture, but it is very fine powder.
(I do not blanch - remove the skin - from my almonds, so this makes a colorful flour.)
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