How to blanch almonds - easy and economical
How to blanch almonds - easy and economical

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In just a few simple steps, using just almonds and water, you will have blanched almonds in no time. First, place the almonds in a bowl. Then pour boiling water into the bowl to barely cover the almonds.

To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can cook how to blanch almonds - easy and economical using 3 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make How to blanch almonds - easy and economical:
  1. Prepare 1 Whole raw almonds - you can purchase almonds in their shell and just remove (in the shell is usually cheaper)
  2. Make ready 1 Water to cover/submerge almonds
  3. Get 1 Microwave safe bowl

The hot water will soften the almonds' outer skins. Strain the almonds and rinse them with cold water. No fancy equipment required for this diy project. A blanched almond is simply a fancy term for a raw almond with its skin removed.

Instructions to make How to blanch almonds - easy and economical:
  1. Place shelled almonds in microwave safe bowl and add enough tap water to really cover/submerge almonds well.
  2. Microwave on high for 2-3 minutes.
  3. Dump out water and rinse almonds (I used a strainer for this step).
  4. To remove skin, gently squeeze almond between thumb and forefinger until almond slides out of skin. Repeat with remaining almonds.
  5. Allow almonds to air dry a bit before using.
  6. Use dry blanched almonds in recipes, to make almond meal/flour, almond paste or marzipan, or whatever your imagination can come up with!!!

If you have whole almonds in your pantry, I would love to share a quick and efficient way to blanch them so you can make your own. Just in case you are wondering, a blanched almond is an almond without its skin. Once you realize how easy and economical they are to blanch at home is, you will never purchase them again. Place the almonds in a bowl. Pour boiling water to barely cover the almonds.

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