I used a coconut peanut butter spread for this ice cream because I wanted
a bit more coconut flavor in the ice cream.
Over the years, I've experimented with coconut flour in the crust and it adds a great texture to it and of course
a bit more coconut flavor.
The center of this raw cheesecake has
a bit more coconut flavor than my mixed berry cheesecake.
Not exact matches
Likewise, we tend to find
coconut oil a
bit too overpowering in crumbles and pies (even refined
coconut oil), and prefer a
more neutral
flavored oil like canola instead so the blackberry
flavor can shine through.
I made these with just banana &
coconut, & while I liked the texture, I was hoping for a
bit more flavor (they were wonderful topped with a dollop of strawberry jam).
Added toasted
coconut flakes for a
bit more flavor and texture.
I do love fried plantains but the
coconut oil added a
more complex dimension to the
flavor and a
bit of sweetness.
It has a
bit of
coconut flour added in which helps to coat the meat and makes the other spices cling to it better, added
more flavor to each
bite.
Took a
bit longer than expected but came out well... it's almost thai
flavored w / the
coconut / lime combo, so I'd swap in thai basil next time and a
bit more cashews or maybe walnuts for a
bit more crunch (the cashews absorbed too much liquid and got soggy).
It's easiest in the rice cooker, where the
coconut flavor ends up a
bit more pronounced, but it works on the stove as well.
I also added some raw vanilla bean powder, cinnamon for
flavor,
coconut flour to thicken, for fiber and for taste, some frozen raspberries for
more nutrition and
flavor, and a touch of pure stevia to sweeten it up a
bit more.
Since the consistency of
coconut -
flavored milk is thinner than that of canned
coconut milk, cooks may need to add
more of the substitute to a recipe and cook it a
bit longer to achieve good results.
Sure, my version has quite a
bit more fat than theirs, but think about where my
coconut flavor comes from: natural, unsweetened
coconut flakes.
By adding a
bit of a sweet
flavor to your food,
coconut oil is also a great way to add a little
more zest to your cooking while still remaining healthy.
I think u could make it without fennel I feel like it's just
more of a
flavoring to the cookie than a necessity try it tho I didn't have ground fennel so I used nutmeg and cinnamon instead and added a lil
bit more coconut sugar to the batter.
The cacao butter is a
bit more traditional and will impart a slightly
more chocolate - y
flavor, but
coconut oil works equally well (and is often easier to find, although you can buy cacao butter online).
If you're still having trouble losing after those adjustments, then you either need to exercise
more or reduce calories by cutting fat a
bit further (eg, reduce the butter, use vinegar with a smaller amount of butter or
coconut milk to
flavor the yam).