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B U C K W H E A T M I L K
I came up with this recipe accidently, after soaking a big batch of Buckwheat I didn’t know what to do with it, we had been making our own cashew milks and oat milks allot and experimenting with pumpkin and sesame so I thought, seeing as it’s a seed I’d try it out.
If you get it right buckwheat milk has this incredible texture, whip it up enough and it makes a beautiful foam that works to make an excellent, nutty cappuccino (which is a hard feat with most other nut milks).
The key is having a good blender, we’re lucky to have a Nutribullet at home and it takes seconds in that. Here in Greece we were working with something an awful lot slower, it can take a while, but even if you just have a hand blender I promise it’s worth it!
I N G R E D I E N T S
1 cup of Buckwheat (Pre soaked and rinsed) 1 tsp Vanilla essence 1/4 tsp of Himalayan salt Agave, honey, Maple syrup or a couple of dates to sweeten 3 cups of water
M E T H O D
Add the buckwheat, salt and vanilla to the blender with 1 cup of water and blend well. (if you use dates add at this stage, two should be enough for this recipe)
Once you can see everything has turned to a fine mush add the other two cups and blend again.
Now taste and add sweetener, honey etc as you like.
Pour into a bottle or big jar through a milk bag, or fine mesh sieve,
and pop in the fridge.
(it should keep fine in the fridge for 4 days)
S E R V E
On cereal, in coffee or just drink straight out of the bottle!
* if you want to make more, just make sure you keep the three to one quantity of water to buckwheat, if you use less water it has more of a custard consistency.
* This recipe works just as well for almond, oats, cashew, brazil, hazelnut, sunflower seed etc
*Another good trick if you haven’t got a milk bag or piece of muslin lying around is to put the mixture in a French press, it might be a little bitty but its still good!