grinding almonds

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>I was reading some archives about types of mills for grinding nuts.

You mentioned using a Maverick, and I was wondering if it makes a fine

flour like the store bought nut flours, or do you think a blender or

food processor would do the same job? Currently I use my food

processor but it produces more of a meal than a flour. I am longing to

have a fine ground flour. <

This is sort of a different answer but I get a fine ground almond flour

by first doing the nuts in a food processor. Then I dry the result

in the oven (I let it get a little brown too, because I like the taste,

it gets more " toast " tasting).

Then I wait until it is cool and then I grind it in a coffee grinder.

By doing this it makes it easier for the coffee grinder

to do its job and it gets super fine

BUT I haven't the option of buying almond flour, I live in Scandinavia,

where it just isn't sold.

Cecilia