Moroccan Milk With Almonds Lait Aux Amandes Marocain Recipe

Moroccan Milk with almonds lait aux amandes marocain

From moroccanlady 15 years ago

this is a Moroccan drink. served with either breakfast, afternoon snacks, very common in Ramadan.

600 g almonds shopping list
1 L milk (i use low-fat since almonds are already high in (good) fats) shopping list
300 g powder sugar shopping list
(you can use splenda that measures like sugar. tastes great) shopping list
cinnamon shopping list

Préparation
Boil milk and plunge almonds, let cook for 5 minutes.
take the almonds out and press them with hand to remove skin. then wipe them.
in a mixer, pour the previously boiled ( cooled enough) milk to the mixer, sugar, and almonds.
Mix it all for a few seconds. the drink should have small pieces of almonds, do not mix until it's all liquid.
add cinnamon or flower water, depending on your taste
place in fridge for one hour and serve fresh
it goes well with Moroccan flaky bread (see my other recipe)

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nightkitchen ate it and said...
This sounds excellent, refreshing, delicious. I'll have to try it next time I blanch almonds.
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branco 14 years ago
this looks nice ,thx for that.
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moroccanlady 15 years ago
auntybea,
anyone who drinks anything even water during ramadan, it makes their ramadan void.there is no strict and moderate fasting, either you do it or you dont:)
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auntybea 15 years ago
Ah, I see. I recall speaking to a co-worker once While she was fasting and she said that her family consumed liquid during their fast (although sparingly) but not solid food until after sundown, so I was wondering. You are a strict observer then -- I see what you mean about the energy from the almonds. This fasting must be very difficult.
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" It was excellent "
berry ate it and said...
Uhmmmmmmmmmmm seems delicious!
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moroccanlady 15 years ago
oh no, obviously after you break the fast:)
it's just very common in ramadan to have right before fasting time starts, cause almonds give the necessary energy:)
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auntybea 15 years ago
This sounds very delicious, Assya. You say you have it during Ramadan. Can you have this when you are fasting, or when you break your fast after sundown?
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This sounds excellent, refreshing, delicious. I'll have to try it next time I blanch almonds.

nightkitchen in Claremont loved it
Uhmmmmmmmmmmm seems delicious!

berry in Myrtle Beach loved it