Made two gallons of this over the past three days using your recipe. Your tip about bouncing the cheesecloth in the strainer is genius. It is for a Cinco de Mayo event at church. I'm so pleased with the outcome. Thank you for the time and effort you spent on perfecting this recipe.
Thank you for your comment! I love hearing how my recipes turned out for others. I hope everyone at your church gets to enjoy a refreshing cup of your homemade horchata! 😊✨💖
Can I use your horchata recipe and clips from your video to make a Horchata wine. As well as horchata liquor. I will reference you in my video as well as link this original video and your channel in the description?
You're absolutely right. Technically speaking, Cyperus esculentus (also known as Tiger Nut, Earth Almond etc...) would be used to make horchatas, if you want to get down to the history of horchatas. However, seeing as Tiger Nuts aren't easily found at a local grocery store, the next best substitution would be...almonds. As almonds have close to the same characteristics as Tiger Nuts.
Made two gallons of this over the past three days using your recipe. Your tip about bouncing the cheesecloth in the strainer is genius. It is for a Cinco de Mayo event at church. I'm so pleased with the outcome. Thank you for the time and effort you spent on perfecting this recipe.
Thank you for your comment! I love hearing how my recipes turned out for others. I hope everyone at your church gets to enjoy a refreshing cup of your homemade horchata! 😊✨💖
Yes 😋😋😋
Can I use your horchata recipe and clips from your video to make a Horchata wine. As well as horchata liquor. I will reference you in my video as well as link this original video and your channel in the description?
Yes of course. Go ahead!
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Horchata does not go with almonds
You're absolutely right. Technically speaking, Cyperus esculentus (also known as Tiger Nut, Earth Almond etc...) would be used to make horchatas, if you want to get down to the history of horchatas. However, seeing as Tiger Nuts aren't easily found at a local grocery store, the next best substitution would be...almonds. As almonds have close to the same characteristics as Tiger Nuts.