Fig Milk with Chaga Mushroom Powder
Fresh fig and chaga mushroom are the stars in this almond milk recipe infused with warming spices, perfect for fall.
Servings:
1
Serving Size:
12 oz
Ingredients
raw almonds | 2.6 oz |
filtered water | 9.8 fl oz |
fresh fig | 3 oz |
chaga mushroom powder | 0.01 oz |
honey | 1 oz |
Chinese Five Spice | 0.01 oz |
orange zest | 0.1 oz |
Directions
24 Hours Before
The day before making this recipe, place the almonds in a container and fill with water to cover and soak in the refrigerator for 24 hours (max 48 hours).
Recipe Instructions
Drain the water from the almonds, rinse and drain again.
Blend almonds with the filtered water.
Add the slurry to the press bag, filling no more than one-third full, then press.
Pour the nut milk into the blender.
Remove the tops from the fresh figs and add to the blender along with the Five Spice, chaga powder, honey, and orange zest.
Blend until smooth.
Pro tips
We used fresh figs for a more mellow and deep sweetness, you can also use dried figs or fig syrup if not in season.
I think this would make an awesome ice cream! Watch this video to learn how to make ice cream with nut milks here: How to make almond milk ice cream
This plant-based milk recipe is best made in batches of three servings or more and can be kept fresh in the refrigerator for 3-5 days, depending on the freshness of the ingredients.
All juice recipes developed on the Goodnature Hummingbird cold press juicer. Learn more at goodnature.com/hummingbird.