Re:Nut Butter

[Guest guest]

I bought a cheap ($25) food processor from Walmart and have been using

it without problems for a year. This morning I used it to grind oat

groats to flour for Juliano's oatmeal cookie recipe and it was fine.

(I'm on a Juliano kick at the moment)

 

Alan

On Tuesday, December 21, 2004, at 04:57 PM, rawfood

wrote:

 

> Message: 22

> Tue, 21 Dec 2004 21:42:15 -0000

> sunflowersupreme

> Re: Digest Number 992

>

>

> Thanks for this recipe Alan. Are there other ways to ground the nuts

> without using a food processor? If not, that's another piece of

> equipment I'll need to invest in. rawfood ,

> Alan Schechner <alan@d...> wrote:

>>

>> Juliano's recipe for nut butter is 2 cups of nuts to 1/2 cup of

> juice

>> (apple, orange or coconut mik). You grind the nuts first in a food

>> processor and then add liquid as sparingly as possibe. It lasts

> for a

>> few days in the fridge.

>>

>> Hope this helps

>>

>> Alan

>> On Monday, December 20, 2004, at 08:01 PM, rawfood

>> wrote:

>>

>>> Message: 6

>>> Mon, 20 Dec 2004 19:06:10 -0000

>>> sunflowersupreme

>>> Raw almond butter & Smelly Sprouts

>>>

>>>

>>> The last couple of months I've purchased raw almond butter at

> health

>>> food stores or on the internet, but I can see this can get really

>>> expensive. Does anyone know how I would make this myself?

>>>

>>> Also, are sprouts supposed to smell badly? I've sprouted sunflower

>>> seeds(my favorite) and alfalfa and they smelled fine, but a few

> other

>>> things I've tried to sprout really smell. Is that normal for some

>>> things? Sun

[Guest guest]

Hey Alan, I saw the dhydrater and juicer at walmart for under $40 but

didn't see the food processor. Thanks for mentioning this, I'll call

to see if the store near me carries it. They may have been sold out

when I was there. Looks like I may be able to get the equipment I

need for under $200. Not bad at all. As time passes I may consider

investing in more expensive brands if needed.

 

rawfood , Alan Schechner <alan@d...> wrote:

>

> I bought a cheap ($25) food processor from Walmart and have been

using

> it without problems for a year. This morning I used it to grind

oat

> groats to flour for Juliano's oatmeal cookie recipe and it was

fine.

> (I'm on a Juliano kick at the moment)

>

> Alan

> On Tuesday, December 21, 2004, at 04:57 PM,

rawfood

> wrote:

>

> > Message: 22

> > Tue, 21 Dec 2004 21:42:15 -0000

> > sunflowersupreme

> > Re: Digest Number 992

> >

> >

> > Thanks for this recipe Alan. Are there other ways to ground the

nuts

> > without using a food processor? If not, that's another piece of

> > equipment I'll need to invest in. --- In

rawfood ,

> > Alan Schechner <alan@d...> wrote:

> >>

> >> Juliano's recipe for nut butter is 2 cups of nuts to 1/2 cup of

> > juice

> >> (apple, orange or coconut mik). You grind the nuts first in a

food

> >> processor and then add liquid as sparingly as possibe. It lasts

> > for a

> >> few days in the fridge.

> >>

> >> Hope this helps

> >>

> >> Alan

> >> On Monday, December 20, 2004, at 08:01 PM,

rawfood

> >> wrote:

> >>

> >>> Message: 6

> >>> Mon, 20 Dec 2004 19:06:10 -0000

> >>> sunflowersupreme

> >>> Raw almond butter & Smelly Sprouts

> >>>

> >>>

> >>> The last couple of months I've purchased raw almond butter at

> > health

> >>> food stores or on the internet, but I can see this can get

really

> >>> expensive. Does anyone know how I would make this myself?

> >>>

> >>> Also, are sprouts supposed to smell badly? I've sprouted

sunflower

> >>> seeds(my favorite) and alfalfa and they smelled fine, but a few

> > other

> >>> things I've tried to sprout really smell. Is that normal for

some

> >>> things? Sun