Not exact matches
To make the whipped
cream, open the can
of coconut milk and scoop out the top layer
of solid
coconut cream into the bowl
of a stand mixer (sidenote: save the
remaining coconut liquid for smoothies!).
Open the can
of chilled
coconut milk and scoop off the hardened
coconut cream (you won't need the
remaining coconut water).
Remove the can
of coconut cream from the fridge, and carefully scoop out the solid part, leaving the
remaining liquid for some other use.
Also the
coconut cream glaze (even without adding water) was too liquid to
remain on top
of cake without being absorbed.
For the raspberry
cream, add the
remaining two tablespoons
of coconut milk and the freeze dried raspberries to the blender.
And fresh strawberries with a bit
of whipped
cream from
coconut milk is just different enough to wow your fave Valentine, while
remaining a healthy treat!
Martina — I love using the
creamed portion
of the canned
coconut milk but dislike wasting the liquid portion that
remains.
Once the
coconut cream has hardened, place 1/2 tsp raspberry jam in the center
of each one, then cover with the
remaining coconut cream mixture.
Pile the
remaining blackberries on top
of the
coconut cream and sprinkle with the tablespoon
of Sugar In The Raw Organic White.
Ladle the soup into bowls, and garnish with a drizzle
of coconut cream, the cilantro leaves, and the
remaining apple cider vinegar to taste.
To make the
coconut whipped
cream simply use the
remaining coconut cream and whip it with a whisk or in a mixer until light and fluffy, you can add a splash
of maple syrup or honey to sweeten it up if desired.
Once the
coconut cream has hardened, place 1/2 teaspoon raspberry jam in the center
of each one, then cover with the
remaining coconut cream mixture.
To serve, sprinkle the
coconut over 4 serving plates, place a mango slice and a scoop
of ice
cream over the
coconut, drizzle
remaining sauce over all, and top with the macadamia nuts.
Use an electric mixer to beat the
remaining coconut cream &
coconut sugar on medium - high speed until it forms soft peaks and has no chunks
of coconut cream, about 3 - 4 minutes.
Top with as much
coconut cream as you like, any
remaining banana slices, and a dusting
of raw cacao powder.
Before serving, sprinkle the
remaining 1/4 cup
of pomegranate arils on top and add some
coconut cream.
Sometime I take any
remaining coconut cream (left from scooping out
of chilled can
of coconut milk) and whip it with a touch
of vanilla (I like to use a scraped vanilla bean or paste if I have it cause I like the specks — but a 1/4 to 1/2 tsp
of good quality extract works too), I usually add a few drops
of vanilla SweetLeaf drops (
coconut sugar would work here too if you aren't concerned with sugar / carbs).
Spoon in a middle layer
of coconut cream and top with
remaining smoothie.
Fold together the
remaining 1/2 c.
of coconut cream into the thawed container
of whipped topping.