i told vilma, a member of the micro health insurance program, about my plan to bring horchata mix home and make horchata for everyone to try. she informed me that i would need a mill to grind up the ingredients, and suggested making the horchata powder in her house. ah ok yes let's do that! i bought 4 pounds of rice and giant cinnamon and the 2 pounds of horchata ingredients. vilma had the fire going when i got there.
first we toast the rice
until it is toastylike
meanwhile i hang out with some of vilma's kids
and they play with my camera
anderson making his angry face
mmm we ate some of the peanuts
everything is toasted. to the mill!
the mill! i think that is a leafblower motor?
you pour in the stuff in that gray cone and it comes flying out into the tray all ground up
scooping out the powder
vilma made the miller put it through twice so it would be finer and less chunky
the mill looks good in profilethe mill! i think that is a leafblower motor?
you pour in the stuff in that gray cone and it comes flying out into the tray all ground up
scooping out the powder
vilma made the miller put it through twice so it would be finer and less chunky
powder is ready and delicious smelling!
kickin it back at vilma's
the whole process took about 3 hours
the whole process took about 3 hours
so get ready america - if customs/security allows, here comes 6 pounds of unlabeled brown powder in my carry-on!
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