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Step 1
Combine the almond meal, sugar, and powdered sugar in a food processor.
Step 2
Add 5 teaspoons of milk and continue mixing.
Step 3
Check the texture of the paste by rubbing it between your fingers. If it’s still too dry, add 1 teaspoon of milk (and another one).
Step 4
Keep checking between adding more milk until you get the desired consistency.
Step 5
Transfer everything on top of your counter.
Step 6
Use your hands to combine and push everything together to form a log.
Step 7
Cover the log with plastic and store it in the refrigerator to chill (and for storage).
Step 8
Remove your homemade almond paste from the fridge once ready to use it.
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