Not exact matches
When thoroughly
chilled, being careful not to shake, open up the two
cans of straight
coconut milk and (depending on whether you have opened the
can with the
cream or liquid layer at the top) either tip off the
coconut water into a glass and scoop out the
coconut cream that is left into a bowl, or scoop the
coconut cream off the top to a bowl and pour the leftover
coconut water into a glass (save the
coconut water to drink or put in a smoothie).
I forgot to mention that you
can use just 3 tablespoons
of coconut oil, but I think using this
coconut cream / fat from
chilled coconut milk helps cut down the fat a bit.
I made
coconut whipped
cream (just
chilled canned coconut milk whipped with some maple syrup) and topped the brownie with the
cream and strawberries... made it more
of a cake than a brownie.
* Just squeeze between paper towel to drain, I wound up with about 1/2 cup shredded apple after draining ** Chill in the fridge prior to making the topping *** I used the thick part
of a
chilled can of full fat
coconut milk or you
can purchase
canned coconut cream
I used a small
can,
chilled drained
of any water, or 1/2 cup
coconut cream (thick part) from a 13.6 oz
can full fat
coconut milk
I have been making this cake for years, with a twist, I take a small
can of crushed pineapple and add the liquid from it to the
cream of coconut and sweetened condensed milk, before I pour it on the cake and put the crushed pineapple on top
of the cake, before I
chill it overnight.
Another option is to use the
coconut cream that rises to the top
of a
chilled can of coconut milk.
It's confusing because
coconut cream is sold alone, but it's also the «thick» part
of a
can of coconut milk that's been
chilled long enough to separate.
To make more
of a whipped
cream frosting you
can beat
coconut cream alone, add a bit
of honey or maple and vanilla, then
chill for several hours to firm it up.
If you try it again, make sure to use just the thick part
of a
can of full fat
coconut milk (one that separates when
chilled) or buy the
canned cream only.
Open the
can of chilled coconut milk and scoop off the hardened
coconut cream (you won't need the remaining
coconut water).
For the
coconut whipped
cream: Remove the well -
chilled can of coconut milk from the fridge, and turn it upside down.
To whip
coconut cream,
chill a
can of full - fat
coconut milk overnight (do not shake the
can).
Scoop out the solid
cream from 1
can of chilled coconut milk.
Meanwhile, make the
coconut whipped
cream by scooping out the solidified parts
of the second
can of chilled coconut milk into a
chilled bowl for beating.
There's also the possibility
of using no thickener if you want to use straight
coconut cream (the part that thickens up when
chilled in a
can) to make your yogurt instead.
Also, I'm mixing some
coconut oil and
coconut cream (the fat from
chilled full - fat
coconut milk), but if you like, you
can just use 3 tablespoons
of coconut oil instead.
As always,
chill your
can of unsweetened
coconut cream for a few hours, then scrape off the top, solid part.
Combine the blitzed strawberries with the reduced juice and
coconut cream scooped from the top
of a
chilled can of coconut milk.
To make your own vegan
coconut whipped
cream at home, you're going to want to start with a
can of full - fat
coconut milk that you've let
chill in the refrigerator over night.
If you
can't find
coconut cream, just use the
cream from the top
of a
chilled can of coconut milk.
If you want to get fancy, add some
coconut whipped
cream by either taking a short cut as I did here by adding Coco Whip straight from the tub (amazing), or quickly whip up it up homemade by
chilling a
can of coconut milk and whisking the solid part
of the
can with vanilla and some stevia (even more amazing).
* To get
coconut cream,
chill a
can of coconut milk overnight.
For the caramel sauce, remove the
chilled can of full fall
coconut milk from the refrigerator, open, scoop out 1 cup
of the thick
cream that should have separated from the water, and place it in a small sauce pan on the stove.
Make the
coconut whipped
cream by
chilling your
can of full fat
coconut milk for 24 hours, or longer, to allow the
cream to separate from the
coconut water.
* For
coconut whipped
cream,
chill one
can of full fat
coconut milk in the refrigerator for 2 days prior.
Open the
can of chilled coconut milk and scoop out the thick
cream that has separated into a mixing bowl (discard the water).
For the
Coconut Whipped Cream: Remove the can of coconut milk that has been chilling in the refrigerator overnight and scrape the coconut cream that has risen to the top of the can and remove to a large chille
Coconut Whipped
Cream: Remove the can of coconut milk that has been chilling in the refrigerator overnight and scrape the coconut cream that has risen to the top of the can and remove to a large chilled
Cream: Remove the
can of coconut milk that has been chilling in the refrigerator overnight and scrape the coconut cream that has risen to the top of the can and remove to a large chille
coconut milk that has been
chilling in the refrigerator overnight and scrape the
coconut cream that has risen to the top of the can and remove to a large chille
coconut cream that has risen to the top of the can and remove to a large chilled
cream that has risen to the top
of the
can and remove to a large
chilled bowl.
you
can use the skimmed
cream from a
can of chilled coconut - reserve a tablespoon for the ganache recipe below
3 cups Full - Fat
Coconut Cream (about 3
cans, the thick white portion only),
chilled 2/3 cup
Coconut Sugar 1 1/2 Tablespoons Hershey's Dark Cocoa or Black Cocoa Powder 2 Tablespoons Arrowroot Powder 2 Tablespoons Gluten - Free Flour, or Flour
of choice 2 teaspoons Pure Vanilla Extract 1 teaspoon Liquid Stevia Extract
2 5 - ounce
cans coconut cream,
chilled 7 ounces semisweet chocolate, roughly chopped 1/2 cup aquafaba (the liquid strained from one 15 - ounce
can chickpeas) 1/4 teaspoon
cream of tartar Kosher salt 6 tablespoons
coconut sugar plus more for serving Toasted
coconut flakes for serving
To make
coconut whipped
cream,
chill a
can of coconut milk or
cream in the refrigerator overnight.
-LSB-...](I like to use the thick part
of a
chilled can of coconut milk (like what you use when you make whipped
coconut cream) but you
can use any kind
of milk here, it just may be less thick than my version) A small pinch
of -LSB-...]
caramelized onion
cream ingredients: 1 tbsp oil + extra if needed 1 medium cooking onion, sliced into thin half moons 1 - 2 sprigs
of thyme, leaves chopped (optional) 1 - 2 cloves
of garlic, sliced big splash
of sherry vinegar salt + pepper 1
can of full fat
coconut milk,
chilled overnight
Remove the
chilled can of cream of coconut from the refrigerator.
Sometime I take any remaining
coconut cream (left from scooping out
of chilled can of coconut milk) and whip it with a touch
of vanilla (I like to use a scraped vanilla bean or paste if I have it cause I like the specks — but a 1/4 to 1/2 tsp
of good quality extract works too), I usually add a few drops
of vanilla SweetLeaf drops (
coconut sugar would work here too if you aren't concerned with sugar / carbs).
You
can buy
coconut cream separately, or make your own by
chilling a
can of coconut milk and skimming off the thickened part (save the water for another use, like smoothies).
Coconut whipped cream: chill 1 can of full - fat coconut milk overnight, then scoop out solids into a bowl, add 2 - 3 tbsp coconut sugar, and whip until
Coconut whipped
cream:
chill 1
can of full - fat
coconut milk overnight, then scoop out solids into a bowl, add 2 - 3 tbsp coconut sugar, and whip until
coconut milk overnight, then scoop out solids into a bowl, add 2 - 3 tbsp
coconut sugar, and whip until
coconut sugar, and whip until fluffy.
I made
coconut whipped
cream (just
chilled canned coconut milk whipped with some maple syrup) and topped the brownie with the
cream and strawberries... made it more
of a cake than a brownie.