The past was smooth enough from the blender and adding
in the coconut milk really gave it a liquid pudding texture before freezing.
Not exact matches
i made this last night, and have just finished it off for lunch, its absolutely delicious, i made a few tweeks, i put the potato
in raw, i cut them into cubes, but didn't par boil them, this thickened up the curry nicely, i also added, fresh garlic and coriander at the end with the spinach, it was quite thick today, so i loosened it up with some
coconut milk (fresh) it
really is so good, i served it with black quinoa, I've also just received your book, can't wait to try out more of recipes, you should be very proud of your self Ella, a beautiful book, and inspiring story x
It's one of my favourite vegetables as there are so many amazing things you can do with it — grate it down and stir through spices and
coconut milk to serve with a spicy curry, roast it
in olive oil and cumin for a beautiful side or even cut it into cauliflower steaks and bake it
in the oven for a
really delicious main dish.
Full of incredibly nourishing ingredients that together
really work to boost your health, yet at the same time each bite is so incredibly flavoursome and comforting with big chunks of tender sweet potato and green lentils cooked
in creamy
coconut milk and tins of juicy tomatoes, then flavoured with a blend of ginger, cumin, turmeric and fresh coriander!
Just a touch of
coconut milk really does the job
in this revamped dish, and steaming plantains coaxes out its sweet flavor and succulent texture even better than frying does.
I loved that it was also for the most part dairy free — I used some dairy free butter and
coconut milk in place of the cream
in the glaze and I was
really happy with it, as were the rest of my family.
While these are going, mix the
coconut milk with the 1/4 c sugar
in a large measuring cup, or
really anything with a pouring spout, thoroughly so the sugar dissolves.
The
coconut milk tastes
really good
in it too — sometimes I substitute it just for the fun of it.
The blend of spices is
really fragrant, the split peas give it a great texture, and the
coconut milk blends
in to make it taste super rich.
So we actually have a
coconut allergy
in my family, which is
really inconvenient combination with my
milk allergy.
AND the belly is happy about it Let's start baking... well, not
really Frozen Berry Basil Non-Dairy Smoothie Yields: 4 servings Ingredients: 2 cups of So Delicious Vanilla
Coconut Milk 2 cups of So Delicious Strawberry Ice Cream 2 cups of frozen strawberries (I buy fresh and put
in freezer) 2 cups of ice cubes 3 - 4 small fresh basil leaves (grab a few extra and set aside for garnishing) 1/2 cup of frozen blueberries (again, I buy fresh and freezer myself) Directions: 1.
I only put a thin layer
in between and on top, but my friend bought
coconut milk ice cream and I thought that was a
really good compliment if you just wanted to skip the frosting all together.
@Tyree White: hehehe... looks only but it is actually not a
really healthy meal since it has a can of
coconut milk in it.
Generously sharing a wealth of knowledge about island lore and history, Mme. Fournier also enumerated the accompanying side dishes that complete such a meal, and they are
really starch - heavy: taro, manioc (often as a pan-baked sweet cake), several types of banana which are customarily wrapped
in leafy bundles like some sort of tropical tamale, the islander's omnipresent staple — breadfruit, potato, umara (sweet potato), plus an island chestnut which, along with the manioc, breadfruit and some of the bananas, can be prepared by grating and mixing with sugar,
milk and
coconut milk into both cakes and puddings.
Sometimes I will even just simmer some thai curry paste,
coconut milk, broth and chopped cilantro stems, then throw
in a handful of noodles, chop some additional cilantro and scallion over top and make
really fast «laksa».
If you have
really little peeps, do the dipping into the hot dairy free
milk sub yourself (I used
coconut milk — YUM) before letting the kids roll
in nuts.
The
coconut milk in a smoothie has lots of
really good - for - you properties.
Lately, I've been using
coconut milk in all of my recipes because of the reports that almond
milk really doesn't contain the high amount of almonds that it claims to.
Just adding all this
coconut (whole fat)
milk into my diet has
really made a difference
in my skin and hair.
And all you
really have to do with these veggies, is chop them into bite size chunks, and throw them
in a baking dish, with a bit of
coconut milk and
coconut oil.
The addition of
coconut milk and cayenne
in my pumpkin pasta recipe
really makes it special.
I
really like Aroy - D
coconut milk -
in my opinion, it is the best tasting and also BPA - free.
The peas become so hearty and creamy that I would
really recommend going that route, instead of adding
coconut milk, of you're interested
in pumping up the
coconut flavor.
I am
really loving the
coconut milk in this!
It is still
really high
in fat because of the
coconut oil and
coconut milk so this will be a «treat» recipe for me but I'll give it a try
Using beans
in the dough is an ingenious idea, and while I was skeptical at first about the
coconut milk I found it
really added a «richness» and «creaminess» to the dough.
Just FYI, I replaced the
coconut sugar
in the filling with 8 dates and blended
coconut milk / dates / vanilla
in the vitamix prior to cooking with the agar agar to get the dates
really smooth.
In most of these overnight oats recipes, you can get by with using whatever milk makes your heart happy, but I highly recommend using full - fat coconut milk from the can in this one — the flavor really helps with the whole tropical illusio
In most of these overnight oats recipes, you can get by with using whatever
milk makes your heart happy, but I highly recommend using full - fat
coconut milk from the can
in this one — the flavor really helps with the whole tropical illusio
in this one — the flavor
really helps with the whole tropical illusion.
I bet if you froze your hemp
milk and
coconut milk, it would work
really well
in the Vitamix!
In dairy yogurt you really want to avoid that, but in coconut or almond milk yogurt it's not really an issu
In dairy yogurt you
really want to avoid that, but
in coconut or almond milk yogurt it's not really an issu
in coconut or almond
milk yogurt it's not
really an issue.
Surprisingly, it mixed
in really well once I added the
coconut milk.
I use a combination of
coconut milk and
coconut water which makes it
really light and refreshing and super hydrating first thing
in the morning.
It
really is just cauliflower, sauteed
in coconut oil,
coconut milk and garlic, but believe me, it tastes like a fancy meal.
I
really appreciate the
coconut butter & almond
milk but will sneak the egg out
in my case - Yuuumee!
Of course that one uses a cream sauce, so I
really love the idea of swapping
in coconut milk to make it dairy - free if that is an issue for any diners, not to mention probably far healthier!
Nutritional yeast flakes are packed with B vitamins, essential to supplement
in a vegan diet, and add a
really cheesy flavour that is boosted by lemon, salt and sweetness, and goes so well with
coconut milk.
AND the belly is happy about it Let's start baking... well, not
really Frozen Berry Basil Non-Dairy Smoothie Yields: 4 servings Ingredients: 2 cups of So Delicious Vanilla
Coconut Milk 2 cups of So Delicious Strawberry Ice Cream 2 cups of frozen strawberries (I buy fresh and put
in freezer) 2 cups of ice cubes 3 - 4 small fresh basil leaves (grab a few extra and...
I suggest serving these little gems with a small glass of chilled non-dairy almond, cashew or
coconut milk (unsweetened vanilla are all good choices), my easy Raw Cinnamon Cashew Milk, or you can smear some raw almond butter or some cashew butter in between two of them and really take things up a no
milk (unsweetened vanilla are all good choices), my easy Raw Cinnamon Cashew
Milk, or you can smear some raw almond butter or some cashew butter in between two of them and really take things up a no
Milk, or you can smear some raw almond butter or some cashew butter
in between two of them and
really take things up a notch.
Get the rest of the blended cashews (or cashew butter and some non dairy
milk) add
in the
coconut oil, the tahini, the creamy
coconut (or the creamed one you've made into a paste) and either one large banana or two medium ones and blend together - or
really really really really mash LOTS!
I wasn't
really planning to go
in the
coconut milk direction with this, but that's what I had
in my pantry.
I thought
mIlk and soy would do it, but I've found
in addition to those two, I've had to cut out wheat, all nuts,
coconut, eggs, and chocolate (even vegan, allergen - free chocolate)-- why the heck do they call it MSPI when your baby can be sensitive to so many proteins?!? I'm trying to hang
in there with breastfeeding at 5 + months, but as a vegetarian, it's
really hard.
In most cases, there's
really no need to use sweeteners like honey or
coconut milk when a fresh ripe banana or sweet potato will do.
But I would be
really interested
in finding some made with
coconut milk.
In a pinch, full - fat canned coconut milk makes a great swap for heavy cream in sauces, but I really enjoy pureeing vegetables into my sauces, which helps to thicken them while adding extra flavor and nutrient
In a pinch, full - fat canned
coconut milk makes a great swap for heavy cream
in sauces, but I really enjoy pureeing vegetables into my sauces, which helps to thicken them while adding extra flavor and nutrient
in sauces, but I
really enjoy pureeing vegetables into my sauces, which helps to thicken them while adding extra flavor and nutrients.
Coconut oil is having a moment right now: it can be used as a butter or olive oil substitute
in everything from baked goods to salad dressing, and can even be used as an alternative to
milk in lattes (yes,
really).
I've noticed that it takes a while for the
coconut milk to
really warm up
in the crockpot.
Cashew
milk does work good
in ice cream, but like
coconut milk it gets hard,
really hard.
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.
Luckily, dairy free options like
coconut milk are easy to find and work
really well
in place of the real thing!
Chia seeds are actually
really tasty - not
in the dry and boring form but 2/3 of a cup of
coconut milk mixed with 3 TBS of chia (yeh you nailed me on the amount but this isn't a daily affair) and heaps of vanilla turns into like a tiny sago pudding if you leave it out, mixing every so often for an hour... Or only like 15 minutes if you heat the
coconut milk first.