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Dr. Lad's Date and Almond Shake


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Ingredients:


8 whole, pitted medjool dates

20 raw almonds

A good pinch of cinnamon

A good pinch of cardamom

A pinch of dry ginger powder

A pinch of grated nutmeg

2 cups filtered boiled water, or a combination of 2 cups whole organic milk

1 cup filtered, boiled water


  1. Soak the almonds overnight in enough water to cover well.

  2. Soak the dates overnight in 1 cup of filtered water.

  3. In the morning, drain and peel the skins off the almonds. Rinse well.

  4. Place the 2 cups of milk, if using, in a saucepan and bring to almost a simmer, just until froth appears on the top. Mix gently while warming to avoid burning. Meanwhile, boil 1 cup water and reserve. (If using only water, alternatively, bring 2 cups of water to a boil and reserve.)

  5. In a blender, add the peeled almonds, the dates (being sure that the pit and stem has been removed) with their soaking water, the spices, and the 2 cups of hot milk (or 2 cups of hot water).

  6. Blend well until smooth. Add more water from the extra 1 cup of water, if needed, so that the final volume is approximately 3 cups, or to your desired consistency.

  7. Enjoy warm.

 
 
 

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