Easy Brown Rice Milk

For a change from nut milk, or if you have allergies to nuts, or you have small children that you are still waiting to introduce nuts to, this Easy Brown Rice Milk is delicious!!  Peanuts cause the most allergies out of the nut family, but there are few of you out there that have allergies to various nuts. You have to give this easy, inexpensive and delicious milk a try.  Try adding chocolate, serving it warm, making it into a chai drink with Cinnamon and nutmeg.  You can also add B12, Vit. D and a probiotic to it.  I think you are going to love this one:)  Watch for a post coming soon on how to make coconut milk-Yummy!!

Brown rice is high in magnesium.  Magnesium as well as calcium, is necessary for healthy bones. About two-thirds of the magnesium in the human body is found in our bones. Some help give bones their physical structure, while the rest is found on the surface of the bone where it is stored for the body to draw upon as needed. Brown rice can help you keep those storage sites replenished and ready to meet your body's needs. A cup of brown rice will give you 21.0% of the daily value for magnesium.

 
Easy Brown Rice Milk
1 cup cooked organic brown rice (gently pack into cup)
4 cups hot water
1 tsp. vanilla (optional)
3 dates (optional)
1 tsp. coconut oil (optional)
pinch of sea salt

Directions:
Place all ingredients in a blender, and blend well for 3 minutes.  Omit vanilla and dates if using milk for soup or other main dish meals.  Strain milk through a nutmilk bag or through cheesecloth and store in glass jar.  If desired, you can add  B12 and Vit. D to the milk when blending and/or add a probiotic capsule when milk has cooled to lukewarm.  Use within 3 days. Pin It

5 comments:

  1. Wow! I am going to try this. I can save tons of money if I start making my own rice milk!

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  2. DELICIOUS! I cant wait to whip up a batch of this yummy looking rice milk!

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  3. I will do the same, today... but I have to do the main ingredient only and eliminate the ingredients that are optional. And let my friends and neighbor to taste it.=) It's a healthy and nutritious recipe!

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  4. Hooray, I can now comment! :)
    Thank you so much for this crazily simple recipe Debbie.
    So lovely to have plant milk recipes readily available. Also, to not be reliant on the whims of supermarket stockists.
    Think I'll make some today!
    Again, thank you!

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