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Mexico Authentic home cooking from Mexico, with US measurements.
Originally published on Cookpad Mexico as Horchata de arroz
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Rice Horchata

Mercedes Cossío
Mercedes Cossío @RecetasMercedes
México

Traditionally, rice HORCHATA is prepared in the southeast of Mexico and always accompanies Mexican celebrations along with hibiscus water, lime water, and tamarind water. HORCHATA arrived in Mexico with the Valencian Spaniards who drank tiger nut HORCHATA (a tuber of African origin), but since there were no tiger nuts in Mexico, they started experimenting with rice, which is what is consumed in Yucatán.

Traditionally, rice HORCHATA is prepared in the southeast of Mexico and always accompanies Mexican celebrations along with hibiscus water, lime water, and tamarind water. HORCHATA arrived in Mexico with the Valencian Spaniards who drank tiger nut HORCHATA (a tuber of African origin), but since there were no tiger nuts in Mexico, they started experimenting with rice, which is what is consumed in Yucatán.

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Rice Horchata

Mercedes Cossío
Mercedes Cossío @RecetasMercedes
México

Traditionally, rice HORCHATA is prepared in the southeast of Mexico and always accompanies Mexican celebrations along with hibiscus water, lime water, and tamarind water. HORCHATA arrived in Mexico with the Valencian Spaniards who drank tiger nut HORCHATA (a tuber of African origin), but since there were no tiger nuts in Mexico, they started experimenting with rice, which is what is consumed in Yucatán.

Traditionally, rice HORCHATA is prepared in the southeast of Mexico and always accompanies Mexican celebrations along with hibiscus water, lime water, and tamarind water. HORCHATA arrived in Mexico with the Valencian Spaniards who drank tiger nut HORCHATA (a tuber of African origin), but since there were no tiger nuts in Mexico, they started experimenting with rice, which is what is consumed in Yucatán.

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Ingredients

20 minutes plus soaking
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  1. 1 cuprice
  2. 3/4 cupsugar
  3. 1cinnamon stick
  4. 15almonds
  5. 3 cupsboiled water
  6. ground cinnamon
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20 minutes plus soaking
  1. 1

    Wash 1 cup of rice, drain it, and soak it in 3 cups of boiled water. Add a cinnamon stick and 3/4 cup of sugar, cover with plastic wrap, and let it sit overnight.

  2. 2

    The next day, blend it in parts in a blender and strain it into a pitcher. Boil about 15 almonds, peel them, and blend them with a little of the horchata you blended earlier. Add them to the horchata.

  3. 3

    Since it is quite concentrated, to serve, put ice in the glass, fill halfway with our horchata, and top off with water. Sprinkle a little ground cinnamon on top. Some people add milk when blending, but honestly, those are invisible calories—what's the need!

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Mercedes Cossío @RecetasMercedes
Published in the US on April 14, 2025 16:05
México
>Licenciada en Ciencias Diplomáticas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México>Maestría Internacional en Cocina Profesional, Esneca Business School. Lérida, Spain,Especialidades:>The Science of Gastronomy; The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology>The New Nordic Diet-From Gastronomy to Health; University of Copenhagen>Transformation of the Global Food System; Department of Food and Resource Economics, University of Copenhagen>Stanford Introduction to Food and Health; Stanford University>Research Kitchen. Specialization Competitive Strategyand Organization Design. Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU)>Food & Beverage Management. Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi.>Unravelling solutions for Future Food problems Utrecht University>Building a Healthy Plate, Tufts University>Everyday Chinese Medicine I - II. The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK)LIBROS: "Las recetas de mis abuelas a mi manera", "Sabores en mi memoria", "Con sabor mexicano", “Yucatán en mi cocina”, “Comer en casa”, “Cocinar, ese placer…”, "Variando el menú diario", "La cocina, ese maravilloso laboratorio".(amazon.com/author/mercedescossio.cookingbooks)“Mecanismos de control de la política exterior", "La esclavitud ignorada", "Los Peón y Mimí Ginés. Lealtades y silencios" y "Género y equidad".Food Blogger. Los URL de mis BLOGS son: http://misrecetasydemas.blogspot.mx/ https://consabormexicano.wordpress.com/Yucatán en mi cocina (https://mcossiopeon.wordpress.com).En ellos encontrarán recetas de la antigua cocina mexicana, con muchas recetas de Yucatán y algunas incursiones en la cocina internacional. Instagram: RecetasMercedes. Twitter: @RecetasMercedes
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