Blend it with frozen bananas and some soymilk and the result is nearly like an ice cream shake, except without dairy or added sugar. (I use unsweetened soymilk.)
You can also stir it into either sweet or savory porridges, like this one (use it instead of the chopped almonds): http://www.food52.com/recipes/9219_sweet_and_savory_porridge_with_almonds_and_cardamom
It's great for making vegan soups "creamy" as in this soup which is a favorite here: http://www.food52.com/recipes/9324_creamy_but_dairyfree_cardamom_carrot_soup. ;o)
I like making almond butter cups. They are really simple and quick to make. I got the recipe from Jam It, Pickle It, Cure It. You can see pictures of the ones I have made at my blog (link in my profile). Add some salt to the top, mmmm.
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I use it when I don't have tahini
make a dressing using it as the oil aspect. 2 Tbs almond butter to 1 Tbs. of vinegar or citrus juice. garlic, herbs, salt and pepper.
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