Homemade Horchata
A creamy rice, cinnamon and milk drink, chilled and served over ice.
Nutritionper serving
- approximately 262 kcal
- Protein: approximately 5.4 g, 8% of calories
- Fat: approximately 2.3 g, 8% of calories
- Carbs: approximately 53.7 g, 84% of calories
Not counted: Ice.
Ingredients9
- 2cup
- 2pc
- 1920ml
- 480ml
- 2tsp
- 0.5cup
- to taste
- to taste
Cookware
- Blender
- Sieve
- Cheesecloth
Contains
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Steps6
Step 1. Soak the rice
Add the and to a large bowl. Pour in 4 cups hot , cover, and soak for 6–8 hours.
Soaking softens the rice so it blends smoother and lets the cinnamon infuse into the water.Step 2. Blend the soaked mixture
Transfer the soaked , , and soaking to a blender. Blend for 1–2 minutes, or until the rice and cinnamon are very finely broken down and the mixture looks milky.
Step 3. Strain the horchata
Strain through a fine mesh strainer. For an extra smooth result, strain again through a cheesecloth to remove as many grainy bits as possible.
Straining through cheesecloth removes more rice solids, making the horchata slightly less thick and creamy. This step is optional.Step 4. Stir in the remaining liquids
Pour into a large pitcher and stir in 4 cups cold , 2 cups whole , vanilla, , and a pinch of . Add additional water and milk as needed to reach your preferred consistency.
Vanilla extractStep 5. Chill the horchata
Taste and adjust the if you'd like it sweeter. Refrigerate for at least 1–2 hours, or until nice and cold.
Step 6. Serve over ice
Give it a good stir before serving, since some settling is natural. Pour over plenty of and finish with a light dusting of ground .
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