Store
the coconut milk kefir in the fridge.
Not exact matches
I usually soak oats
in water or
kefir and then add
coconut milk, toasted desiccated
coconut, seeds, cinnamon, blueberries, nut butter, cacao powder or anything else I can find.
In making this cake I used cultured coconut milk (it used to be called coconut kefir) in place of the buttermil
In making this cake I used cultured
coconut milk (it used to be called
coconut kefir)
in place of the buttermil
in place of the buttermilk.
In our experiments, we found that after 3 days, 2 cups of
coconut milk with 1 Tablespoon of
kefir grains had a refreshing, lightly tangy aroma.
We found that it took around 7 weeks of regular fermentation
in dairy
milk to fully recover
milk kefir grains so that they would reproduce after having been used to ferment
coconut milk for 2 weeks.
In a large mixing bowl, stir together
coconut milk kefir, maple syrup, cacao powder, and vanilla extract.
Combine the frozen banana, strawberry,
coconut milk and
kefir in a high speed blender and blend until mixture is thick but blended together.
If you want to add
in some
coconut milk kefir, this is a good time and will make it a bit easier to stir.
Natural food sources of probiotics can be found
in coconut water
kefir,
coconut milk kefir, kombucha, yogurt and fermented veggies like sauerkraut and kimchii.
However, if you are using watered down «drinking»
coconut milk from a tetra pak (not all brands are watered down for drinking), then you will need to either drip it thick like old - fashioned yogurt, or use it like
kefir in smoothies.
You can use
milk kefir grains to ferment cow
milk or non-dairy
milk like
coconut but then need to replenish them
in cow or goat
milk.
Fermented veggies and beverages such as sauerkraut, kimchii, beet kvaas, kombucha and
coconut water and
coconut milk kefir are good foods to try
in small quantities and see how your body tolerates these as well.
Good fats can come from any combination of the following: — cream (preferably raw)-- whole fat
milk products (
milk, yogurt or
kefir)--
coconut oil —
coconut milk — flax seed oil (high
in omega 3's)-- avocado
A delicious fermented
coconut milk drink made by fermenting
coconut milk in milk kefir grains for a short time.
Ingredients: 3/4 cup unsweetened
coconut milk 1/2 cup plain
kefir or plain yogurt 1/4 cup frozen cherries 1/4 cup frozen cranberries 1/4 cup raspberries 1/4 cup watermelon 1 scoop protein powder 1 TBSP
coconut oil 1 TBSP chia seeds 1/2 cup pomegranate seeds Instructions: Combine all ingredients
in a blender and blend until smooth.
You need to reactivate and store the
kefir in milk between batches of
coconut kefir, but it is delicious.
You can use shortening or butter
in place of
coconut oil, and almond
milk, dairy
milk, or
kefir for the
coconut milk.
For a satisfying, enzyme - filled breakfast smoothie, blend together two cups almond
milk,
kefir, yogurt, or
coconut milk and add
in a handful of berries (fresh or frozen), half a cucumber, half a chopped apple, and a pastured, raw egg yolk or two.
It is as simple as adding a yogurt or
kefir starter — found
in the refrigerator section of most health food stores — to a can of whole - fat
coconut milk in a glass jar.
To incorporate the benefits of yogurt without the lactose, make your own
coconut milk yogurt — sometimes called
kefir — using canned
coconut milk and a yogurt starter, both of which can be found
in health food stores.
I suggest you put the
kefir grains
in real
milk for a week to get some growth then switch half of them to
coconut milk for slow growth, or to
coconut water for no more growth.
In addition to this list, you may choose to add
milk kefir (some say this has more beneficial strains of bacteria than yogurt and actually helps to re-colonize the gut properly) and
coconut oil (which is a strong anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-viral).
Drink
coconut milk kefir plain or blended with fruit
in a bowl or
in a smoothie.
-LSB-...] I figured I wasn't reacting well to the dairy
in the
kefir so recently I heard you could also make
kefir from
coconut milk.
I figured I wasn't reacting well to the dairy
in the
kefir so recently I heard you could also make
kefir from
coconut milk.
Place the
kefir grains
in your jar first, then pour the
milk (or
coconut milk, etc) over them.
My favorite probiotic rich cultured foods are: Jun tea, (directions for making Jun & why I love it here), raw fermented sauerkraut and cultured veggies like carrots, beets, & ginger, Kevita sugar - free
kefir made from fermented
coconut water, and goat
milk kefir (which I love
in this no - churn goat
kefir ice cream recipe).
Water
kefir, just like
milk kefir, utilizes a beneficial culture of microbes that consume the simple sugars
in the juice,
coconut water or sugar water base to create a plethora of probiotics.
Milk kefir, made with either dairy milk or coconut milk, far surpasses water kefir in probiotic pote
Milk kefir, made with either dairy
milk or coconut milk, far surpasses water kefir in probiotic pote
milk or
coconut milk, far surpasses water kefir in probiotic pote
milk, far surpasses water
kefir in probiotic potency.
In this smoothie I used
coconut milk kefir that has fewer carbs than regular dairy
kefir and just like other fermented foods, it's good for your gut and easy to make at home.
To make the
kefir you will need to leave the
coconut milk and the grains mixed together
in a relatively warm place, such as a kitchen counter for example.
Kefir is easy to make at home using organic, raw, grass - fed
milk, or
coconut water, and will contain far more probiotics than you can get
in supplement form.
You can buy water
kefir grains and put them
in coconut milk (best if you make it yourself by simply blending the meat of one
coconut with the water of one
coconut together
in a powerful blender).
Because of the many strains of bacteria
in Kefir, living
in symbiosis, it doesn't matter which medium is used to grow it
in: raw or processed
milk, soya
milk,
coconut juice or even
in sugar water.
You could use the same
kefir grains
in the
coconut milk for 3 - 4 days and then switch with the ones that were sitting
in milk.
Revitalization puts
Kefir Grains
in 1 - 2 cups of animal
milk for 24 hours and once the process is complete,
Kefir Grains can be returned to an alternative type of
milk (soy,
coconut, rice, almond nut and etc!).
If I made
kefir using
coconut milk, would I just put the
kefir grains
in dairy
milk afterwards for a day to keep them a!live?
For example, I keep two sets of
kefir grains on hand, and when one is making my
coconut milk into
kefir, the other set will be sitting
in some cows
milk to keep them from dying.
Reply: I know water
kefir will work with
coconut water but never used the «so delicious»
coconut milk with
milk kefir... just make sure that you have grown your new
kefir grains
in fresh
milk for at least six weeks so that they have a good micro flora balance when they are transfered to a new medium to grow
in.
Combine the frozen banana, strawberry,
coconut milk and
kefir in a high speed blender and blend until mixture is thick but blended together.
After you start your first batch of
kefir (
in milk or the liquid from the young
coconut), you can use a small amount of that first batch to make your second batch.
@jon — If I'm planning on drinking my potato starch, I will mix 1 - 4TBS
in an 8oz or so glass of whatever —
kefir,
milk,
coconut milk, water.
I make
kefir using
coconut milk and I would just put the
kefir grains
in dairy
milk afterwards for a day to keep them alive.
For example, keep two sets of
kefir grains on hand, and when one is making my
coconut milk into
kefir, the other set will be sitting
in some cows
milk to keep them from dying.
Natural food sources of probiotics can be found
in coconut water
kefir,
coconut milk kefir, kombucha, yogurt and fermented veggies like sauerkraut and kimchii.
Dr. P; We really are enjoying your recipes
in Brain Maker; Found that my DIY raw
milk kefir and
coconut kefir is giving me another hour sleep, more energy and my middle of the night bathroom trips have lessened!
Among all the «natural» energy drinks, chill - out beverages,
coconut waters, probiotic
kefir shooters, alternative
milks, and superfruit juices at the recent Natural Products Expo, there were some standout organic liquid refreshments
in the mix.