Latte au pain d'épices et sirop d'érable à base de plantes

November 28, 2022 Comments Recettes

Traitez-vous en goûtant à la joie des fêtes toute l'année avec ce latte pain d'épices à l'érable. Un mélange réconfortant de piment et de muscade, associé à la saveur de sirop d'érable pour une tasse lisse et satisfaisante, parfaite pour toutes les saisons ! Végétalien, à base de plantes Préparation 10 minutes Cuisson 5 minutes Quantité 2

Ingrédients

250 ml lait végétal
120 ml café brassé
1/4 c. à thé gingembre moulu
Pincée de muscade
Pincée de quatre-épices
1 c. à soupe sirop d'érable
80 ml crème fouettée à base de plantes
Un poignée de Dandies Mini Marshmallows à l'érable vegan

Instructions

Chauffer simplement ensemble le lait, le café, le sirop d'érable et les épices pendant 5 minutes.
Battre la crème jusqu'à ce qu'elle forme des pics fermes, la transférer dans un sac à pâtisserie muni d'une douille en étoile, prêt à ébouriffer sur votre latte. Vous pouvez également déposer la crème directement sur votre latte sans la pocher.
Verser le mélange à latte dans votre tasse et ébouriffer sur votre crème. Enfin, décorez avec les marshmallows à l'érable et savourez!

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