In general, you'll want to use
coconut milk in recipes when you want creaminess with a little liquid, while saving coconut cream for when you're crafting something more solid.
Not exact matches
When you call for
coconut milk in your
recipes, do you mean regular or lite?
That whipped ganache
recipe was a game - changer for me
when I discovered it, as like you, whipping
coconut milk can be an exercise
in frustration!
Question for you...
When the
recipe calls for can of
coconut milk, are you referring to the kind you buy
in the dairy isle or the actual canned kind?
I've found that I don't like
coconut milk by itself (or even
in dairy - free ice cream), but... I don't taste it at all when I use it IN recipe
in dairy - free ice cream), but... I don't taste it at all
when I use it
IN recipe
IN recipes.
When substituting for buttermilk
in a cake
recipe, do you use the same amount of
coconut milk as you would buttermilk, plus a little vinegar?
Because of its high fiber content,
coconut flour can be quite dense and you'll need enough liquid
in the form of eggs or
milk, cream, etc.,
when making
coconut flour pancakes or any other
recipe with
coconut flour.
Because it's so high
in fat, you will want to avoid using canned
coconut milk when a
recipe calls for
milk.
When I mention
coconut milk in my
recipes I am referring to tinned
coconut milk, not the cartons which are usually a blend of
coconut and rice
milk.
When you call for
coconut milk in a
recipe, do you use the can or the carton
in the refrigerated section?
But
when it's all mixed together it is
coconut milk: o) Keep
in mind that this
recipe calls for
coconut OIL, though!
We used almond
milk when we were working on reversing our son's dairy intolerance and I still often use it (or homemade
coconut milk)
in recipes, coffee, or to drink simply because it is so inexpensive and easy to make.
This isn't really a
recipe, but I find
coconut oil especially delicious
when making a Thai curry - I just sauté meat and vegetables
in it, and then add curry paste and
coconut milk.
Because of its high fiber content,
coconut flour can be quite dense and you'll need enough liquid
in the form of eggs or
milk, cream, etc.,
when making
coconut flour pancakes or any other
recipe with
coconut flour.