Not exact matches
Given that Starbucks now has almond and
coconut milk and many McDonald's even have veggie burgers, it's clear that there are
more people eating plant
based diets than ever before.
Thanks Caz: — RRB - I actually make
coconut milk ice cream
more than custard
based ice creams nowadays, it's really good!
These dragonfruit popsicles come in two forms: (1) a popsicle made with a
coconut - water
base that's very light and refreshing and (2) a creamy,
more indulgent popsicle with a
coconut -
milk and fruit
base.
Whole grain oats for bulk, almond
milk to create a moist crumb and some banana and
coconut palm sugar for sweetness and you've got a
more wholesome
base to create a really delicious baked good.
I added
more honey and also used a almond /
coconut milk for the
base.
for the matcha dough (adapted from Laura and here) 1 1/2 teaspoon active dry yeast 3/4 cup unsweetened plant
based milk — almond, hemp,
coconut, etc. 4 tablespoons
coconut oil — divided, plus
more for oiling the bowl 2 tablespoons cane sugar 2 cups light spelt flour 1/2 teaspoon sea salt 2 - 3 tablespoons matcha powder
For the
coconut milk, I prefer using full fat canned rather than the
more mainstream
coconut -
based milk substitutes.
Use less butter and cream and
more avocado or
coconut oil and plant -
based milks.
Some of the artisan vegan cheeses are delicious and you can get plant
milks and plant
milks based ice creams and yogurts made from soy, cashews, rice, almonds,
coconut and
more.
A
more likely scenario is that «plant -
based» can include a lot of saturated fat from
coconut oil,
coconut milk,
coconut ice cream, and dairy - free cheeses.
A lot of curry recipes use heavy cream, but this one uses
coconut milk instead for a creamy
base and healthy fats which also make the dish
more satiating.
And if you're craving something
more creamy and indulgent, you can use
coconut milk instead of almond
milk, although I prefer almond
milk on a daily
basis.
I'll post
more plant -
based keto meals if there is any interest... dinner tonight was a simple red curry sauce made with whole fat
coconut milk over cauliflower rice with ginger, mushrooms, broccoli and spinach.
Since I commented I did some
more research on
coconut water and liked what I saw, so I've modified my go - to green smoothie recipe and now use 1/2 cup
coconut water and 1 cup unsweetened almond
milk as the
base I'm learning so much from your blog!
You may like to add a little
more coconut milk, spices, or maple syrup
based on your taste.