
Mexican · Dessert
Coconut Horchata Paletas (Popsicles)
From the zcook collection
Make a homemade batch of Horchata and you can keep a few of these popsicles in the freezer. We added coconut milk to this batch and they are delicious!
- Vegan
- Gluten-free
- Dairy-free
- Mexican
- Dessert
- coconut horchata popsicles
- Prep
- 10 min
- Serves
- About 10 popsicles (5 servings)
- Level
- Medium
- Energy
- 291 kcal
Method7 steps
Step 1: Put the 1 cup raw long-grain white rice in a blender or food processor and grind as finely as the appliance allows.
Step 2: To the ground rice from step 1, add 3/4 cup raw almonds, 1 cinnamon stick OR 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon, 1/4 cup sugar and 4 cups warm water. Blend together.
Step 3: Promptly refrigerate the blended rice-and-almond mixture from step 2 in a covered container and let it soak overnight, or at least a few hours, so the flavours infuse. Keep the soaking mixture refrigerated.
Step 4: After soaking, blend the refrigerated mixture from step 3 again. Add the 1 1/2 cups coconut milk and combine well. Taste and add a little extra sugar (to taste) if desired before freezing.
Step 5: Strain the coconut-horchata mixture from step 4 through a fine-mesh sieve, optionally lined with several cheesecloth layers. Discard the retained rice, almond and cinnamon solids.
Step 6: Pour the strained coconut-horchata from step 5 into popsicle molds, leaving a little headspace for freezing expansion. The source batch makes about 10 popsicles using roughly 1/2 cup per mold; actual count depends on mold size. Freeze about 1 hour until partially set, insert popsicle sticks, then freeze for another few hours until completely solid. Freeze any extra strained mixture in additional suitable molds rather than overfilling.
Step 7: Release the completely frozen popsicles from step 6 by leaving the mold on the counter for a few minutes or running water over its outside. Serve immediately and keep remaining popsicles in a closed freezer bag in the freezer.
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