We did use
coconut whipped cream as frosting due to his lactose intolerance.
I haven't used
the coconut whipped cream as a frosting, so I'm not sure how it would hold up on a cake.
I used store bought coconut yogurt from the local health shop, but you can use dairy yogurt or
coconut whipped cream as well.
Not exact matches
We also ate it
as a dessert dipping the clusters into
whipped coconut cream.
Hi Ricki, You will never get
coconut cream to
whip up
as stiff
as whipping cream, ie: to hold a shape when put through a piping bag.
Hi Shannan, guar gum isn't an ingredient (per - say) in either of these recipes, but to get
coconut cream to
whip it helps to buy an organic one that has guar gum listed
as an ingredient.
In fact, you could also macerate the strawberries and
whip your
coconut cream, both used for the topping, the day before
as well.
I think these would also work
as dessert pizzas, by just swapping out sauce, cheese and pizza toppings, and instead baking she shells, then putting melted chocolate and fresh fruit inside, freezing until semi-firm, and topping with
coconut whipped cream.
Serve the
whipped coconut cream as you would a dairy
cream.
I make
coconut whipped cream all the time
as frosting for cupcakes and such, but I love the idea of adding cashews — totally makes sense for the texture, and I bet it's so thick and rich!
Whatever you call this dessert, be sure to make this Paleo version; the flaky pecan crust, creamy «cheese» and chocolate layers, and
whipped coconut cream are just
as scrumptious
as the original!
The
Coconut Lemon
Whipped Cream is just
as simple!
As for the crumble, I made an individual pan serving this morning with blackberries and strawberries (couldn't find any decent looking rhubarb around these parts) then topped it with a fat spoon of
coconut whipped cream, and it was the most perfect / satisfying breakfast.
Any path that leads to something so simple and elegant
as coconut whipped cream is a path I deem worth following.
You don't have to melt the
coconut oil and the
coconut cream as long
as you
whip them very well.
You could replace the pastry
cream with
coconut whipped cream (so delicious makes a premade version) but it will not be
as rich in flavor
as if you use the vanilla pastry
cream, and the end result will be a bit drier.
Creamy, smooth, silky, this no egg eggnog is super simple to make and takes very little time to prepare Serve it cold with some ice or
as a hot latte with
whipped coconut cream and gingerbread...
I'd say that the
coconut Whipped cream is going to hold it's texture quite well since it won't have as much liquid whipped into it as dairy whipped cream
Whipped cream is going to hold it's texture quite well since it won't have
as much liquid
whipped into it as dairy whipped cream
whipped into it
as dairy
whipped cream
whipped cream would.
We find that an electric mixer works best,
as it
whips the most air into the thick
coconut cream that separates from the liquid in the can.
This is lovely with
coconut whipped cream,
as well.
Then I
whipped the
coconut cream as usual — it worked perfectly.
If you want to get fancy, you could also make a batch of this
Coconut Whip Cream recipe
as a sweet creamy topping!
This step is super important
as chilling the
coconut milk helps the watery milk layer separate from the
cream layer, which is ultimately what we're going to use to make the
whipped cream.
Adjust the sweetness of your vegan
coconut whipped cream by adding more agave nectar
as you see fit.
So my friends, if you have never had the privilege of enjoying this fluffy gift from the food gods, then this post is totally for you
as today I'm going to share with you how to make
coconut whipped cream.
Serve it cold with some ice or
as a hot latte with
whipped coconut cream and gingerbread biscuits — it's the festive season after all!
These paleo chocolate muffins are a perfect treat for Valentine's Day — for breakfast, a snack, or
as a dessert with some
coconut whipped cream.
This dish is perfect right from the oven and topped with either vegan ice
cream or
as we did, So Delicious
coconut whip.
For this reason I didn't add any additional sweeteners to this, but if you want a sweeter version you can always use alternative sweeteners (which aren't
as harsh on the body
as refined sugar) and add a touch of pure maple syrup to the lemon
coconut whipped cream or drizzle the parfait with honey.
If you don't have any, and don't see this
as a great excuse to visit the liquor store, feel free to sub extra
coconut milk in the cake and just use
whipping cream in the frosting.
I highly recommend refrigerating the cranberry
coconut whipped cream filling beforehand for a bit just
as it sets a little.
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 amazi
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 amazi
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).
Our new version, made with
coconut whipped cream, natural peanut butter, agave,
coconut milk and a raw chocolate crust is just
as good — if not better — than the original.
Enjoy drizzled with more chocolate, with
whipped coconut cream, or
as they are.
Well,
as it turns out, I don't really care for
whipped coconut cream.
This cake is good
as is I think but I have included the option of topping with
whipped coconut cream which is really a tasty and decadent serving possibility without necessarily having a negative impact on your health.
With a dollop of
coconut whipped cream on top, this superfood healthy hot chocolate is just about
as real and delicious
as you can get.
As any curious chef would do, I spiced it up — adding
coconut whipped cream on top!
I love
coconut whipped cream, but like you, have found that some brands don't
whip up
as well.
Top with homemade marshmallows or some
coconut whipped cream, or just drink
as is!
I came across a recipe for paleo caramel sauce made with
coconut milk, and
as I love full fat
coconut milk almost
as much
as I love heavy
whipping cream, I thought it might be fun to try.
Since
coconut cream doesn't
whip up the same
as whipped cream, you'll need to add the
coconut or palm oil to help provide structure.
And
as for little Pan Pan panda, all this cake needed was a coat of
whipped cream flavoured with a bit of
coconut and a few features cut out to make the panda face!
I love serving this vegan pumpkin pie with some
coconut whip on top, but you could also do some vegan vanilla ice
cream or just go
as is.
Since I usually enjoy the
Coconut Whipped Cream on top of something delicious and sweet, such
as Katie's Pumpkin Ice
Cream or The Clean Plate's Chocolate Fig Frosty), I don't think the recipe needs much sugar.
If you are checking out this nondairy
whipped cream recipe in the cooler months and consistently keep your home at less than 70 F / 21 C, then you can probably use the
coconut cream right out of the pantry
as it will be solidified already.
Where a recipe needs
whipped cream,
coconut cream will not be
as versatile or effective.
With a dollop of
coconut whipped cream on top, this superfood healthy hot chocolate is just about
as real and delicious
as you can get.
As a bonus, top it with
coconut whip cream and marshmallows!
I would love to make it both ways
as I've tried this one and love it, but I would like a
coconut free version with
whipping cream as well.