Well I have watched so many butter pecan ice cream recipes trying to crack the code. I never once thought to make my own pecan milk! Genius! Looking forward to giving this a try. Thanks for the great idea!
Thank you, Kathy. I have taken advantage of prime deals with Amazon and ordered a milk machine since I use plant milk all the time I figure I will save plant milk. Thank you so much.🙏
I'll be using my Vitamix. About how much water was added please? I looked and it says this maker makes 20 ounces, which is 2.5 cups. Is that about right? Thank you SO MUCH for this recipe! Butter Pecan is my favorite! Thank you Kathy! Debbie in WA Ü
What is the benefit of using a milk making machine like this over blending in the Vitamix if one has to end up straining it separately anyway? I’m not clear on the whole point of a milk making gadget like that. What am I missing?
You may be fine with using your blender. There are a variety of machines, so with heat, some without, some that filter, and more. Here's is an overview of the ones I'm reviewing now: healthyslowcooking.com/plant-based-milk-maker/ And as I say in the video, I'm not trying to convenience anyone to buy a milk maker, but I do love having a hands off way to make it. Some even have delay settings so I can wake up to warm fresh milk.
My experience with homemade nondairy creamers is that they separate (or curdle). I’ve tried using liquid lecithin but results not perfect. I use a vitamix btw. Has this happened to you?
I know it was 11 months now that I tried asking this question but I'll try asking it again, what brand are the spoons from that you used in this particular video to smooth out the ice cream and did a taste test with? They're really nice looking spoons, very smooth and rounded.
@@KathyHesterVeganRecipes Kathy I really like it a lot. I don't have any other machines like you lol to compare it to. Put all the nuts except for soy I put in there and experimented with came out great. I haven't strained any of it I just drink it with the little kernels in it if there is any I'm not picky. The one thing I have been making a lot in it is golden milk with turmeric cinnamon I'm sure you must know. I bought it off of Amazon for $89. By the way I love your RUclips your shows very informative and easy to follow. ❤️
I made this tonight Didn’t have a lot of flavor. Had to remix twice. Made my milk in the blender. Will add more maple syrup and vanilla a next time.
Well I have watched so many butter pecan ice cream recipes trying to crack the code. I never once thought to make my own pecan milk! Genius! Looking forward to giving this a try. Thanks for the great idea!
@@sherril.562 Oh wow! That sounds amazing too!
Thank you, Kathy. I have taken advantage of prime deals with Amazon and ordered a milk machine since I use plant milk all the time I figure I will save plant milk. Thank you so much.🙏
I hope you love it as much as I do!
you are amazing ! I need to try this ice cream. I do have a ninja creamy . going to buy a Miomat .
Kathy, if we don't have a milk machine, how much water should we add to the blender to make the pecan milk?
I have a recipe for it here healthyslowcooking.com/pecan-milk-recipe/
Looks so good! Thank you!
Aloha from the Big Island of Hawaii ❤
I missed the live. Butter Pecan is my husband's favorite ice cream flavors.
I'll be using my Vitamix. About how much water was added please? I looked and it says this maker makes 20 ounces, which is 2.5 cups. Is that about right?
Thank you SO MUCH for this recipe! Butter Pecan is my favorite! Thank you Kathy!
Debbie in WA Ü
I think a little under 2 cups to start with.
@@KathyHesterVeganRecipes Thank you Kathy!
What is the benefit of using a milk making machine like this over blending in the Vitamix if one has to end up straining it separately anyway? I’m not clear on the whole point of a milk making gadget like that. What am I missing?
You may be fine with using your blender. There are a variety of machines, so with heat, some without, some that filter, and more. Here's is an overview of the ones I'm reviewing now: healthyslowcooking.com/plant-based-milk-maker/
And as I say in the video, I'm not trying to convenience anyone to buy a milk maker, but I do love having a hands off way to make it. Some even have delay settings so I can wake up to warm fresh milk.
@@KathyHesterVeganRecipes I see. Thank you so much, I appreciate your reply!
Nancy from Connecticut. Just bought a machine like the Nutr
My experience with homemade nondairy creamers is that they separate (or curdle). I’ve tried using liquid lecithin but results not perfect. I use a vitamix btw. Has this happened to you?
I find it depends on the thickness of the creamer and the acidity of the coffee. I drink cold brew, so it has less acid.
Looks great I will try this
Let me know what you think!
Hi there Kathy, this might be a bit of a silly question but could you please link your metal tablespoons that you use in your videos? Thank you😊
One is the OXO ones but they aren't made anymore - these are close: amzn.to/3K3oLcu
I know it was 11 months now that I tried asking this question but I'll try asking it again, what brand are the spoons from that you used in this particular video to smooth out the ice cream and did a taste test with? They're really nice looking spoons, very smooth and rounded.
This is the one I just bought
Nice - be sure to tell me how you like it!
@@KathyHesterVeganRecipes Kathy I really like it a lot. I don't have any other machines like you lol to compare it to. Put all the nuts except for soy I put in there and experimented with came out great. I haven't strained any of it I just drink it with the little kernels in it if there is any I'm not picky. The one thing I have been making a lot in it is golden milk with turmeric cinnamon I'm sure you must know. I bought it off of Amazon for $89. By the way I love your RUclips your shows very informative and easy to follow. ❤️
@@Shirmagedrusclau Thank you for all the awesome feedback! I'm hoping to make a golden milk in it soon!
Can you make this recipe without this apparatus machine?
You can try freezing in ice cube trays, letting thaw for about 5 minutes, then blending in a high-speed blender.
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how much total milk did you use
Mona - for the ice cream pint? It ends up holding 2 cups, so the liquid total is close to that minus dates if you are making it straight in the pint.