How to make rice milk
This is my first attempt and it's not perfect, but it tastes good lol
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Leftover white rice. You can also use brown rice. If you don't have leftovers, just make some fresh, with a little extra water than normal, to get the rice nice & water logged.
2 cups of warm tap water. Add water & rice to your blender.
Blend until smooth; about 2-3 minutes.
This is what it will look like. Let mixture set for 30 minutes, to let all the rice particles settle.
Meanwhile, set up your fine mesh strainer. Cheese cloth or a nut bag is a better option, but I couldn't find mine. This will let bigger particles in; so you may need to strain twice.
After 30 minutes, strain rice mixture.
It will take a little while to filter through. If you're impatient like me, see next picture :)
Use a spoon to push liquid through. This may also push more rice mush through. So letting it strain naturally may help.
Rice mush. I trashed it. But you maybe be able to use it for rice pudding or crackers. Google is your friend :)
Rice milk after being strained.
Pour into a container to store. Add vanilla & brown sugar; shake like crazy to combine. Keep in the fridge. It will make a little more than 1 cup. Probably more if you use a nut bag or cheese cloth.
- 1/2c Cooked rice ( I used leftover white rice)
- 2.0c Warm water
- 1.0tsp Vanilla Extract
- 1.0Tbsp Brown Sugar
- Blender
- Fine mesh strainer
Amy Taylor
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