Not exact matches
Baked in the shape
of a cupcake, the Pink
Coconut version is filled with CakeStar's signature Italian meringue buttercream, infused with locally - sourced
butter from Ontario's Stirling Creamery, and made to mimic the «soft open crumb»
texture of the Twinkie.
For the icing, I melted a bit
of coconut butter and mixed real maple syrup in until it became icing
texture.
Since nuts have lots
of healthy fat, you don't need much
butter (or
coconut oil, if you prefer) in the recipe for a rich, creamy
texture.
I make this using
coconut butter... I wonder how ur recipe differs from mine in terms
of taste and
texture:)
I used a mixture
of coconut oil and organic
butter to keep the
texture, taste, and consistency true to what you remember as a kid.
Instead
of butter, I whipped up a mixture
of palm oil shortening (which you can find here) and refined
coconut oil for great
texture and neutral flavor.
I also used grass Fed
butter instead
of coconut milk, only adding enough to get the right
texture.
However, if you add sea salt, a touch
of maple sugar, and the crispy crunchy
texture of toasted
coconut to Tinstar's brown
butter ghee, not only do you have something that tastes good, but you have got one unbeatable flavor combination.
My Nut
Butter Balls have a blend of cashew butter and sun butter to get the taste of peanut butter, coconut flour to get the right texture and honey to sw
Butter Balls have a blend
of cashew
butter and sun butter to get the taste of peanut butter, coconut flour to get the right texture and honey to sw
butter and sun
butter to get the taste of peanut butter, coconut flour to get the right texture and honey to sw
butter to get the taste
of peanut
butter, coconut flour to get the right texture and honey to sw
butter,
coconut flour to get the right
texture and honey to sweeten.
Loved it, the
texture reminded me
of old fashioned
butter pound cake so this time I added 3 teaspoons almond extract, 1/3 C
coconut flour, and 3/4 C chopped pecans.
I am thinking
of using half
butter (ghee) and half
coconut oil, but I'm worried the cooked product
texture will be too dense (as at room temp, both those fats are a solid).
Made mostly with
coconut flour, almond meal, eggs,
butter and a hint
of honey, this loaf
of bread has a denser
texture compared to most breads made with wheat (which contains gluten, and gives bread the
texture of bread).
I was pretty floored with the
texture of those cookies but then I tried using almond flour instead
of almond meal, and whipped
coconut oil instead
of vegan
butter.
I would recommend at least 4 tbsp
of Coconut oil or
butter in it to make it a real brownie
texture.
Coconut oil can be substituted for all or some
of the cacao
butter, but the
texture and flavour isn't nearly as good.
If you prefer a more oily, glossy spread that resembles store - bought peanut
butter, add 1 teaspoon
of extra virgin
coconut oil or 1 tablespoon
of regular peanut
butter to the recipe to make it a little oilier in
texture.
Add
coconut oil and almond
butter and crumble with flour using your hands, until flour is the
texture of sand.
The
coconut brownies might not be the same exact
texture of the other
butters but it did become brownie - ish, and I liked the taste better than with just almond
butter.
To achieve the perfect filling
texture, we use a combo
of coconut oil,
coconut butter, and powdered sugar.
Our only nut
butter which uses decadent
coconut for extra flavour and
texture, this Superseeds peanut
butter is super creamy and full
of healthy fats, thanks to brazil nuts, chia seeds, pumpkin seeds, flax seeds, hemp seeds and sunflower seeds!
We LOVED this new approach
of coconut flour / arrowroot plus plenty
of butter for both the
texture and flavor.
However, for the best flavor and
texture, we recommend enjoying your
coconut butter within 4 weeks
of opening the jar and within 12 months unopened.
Raw cacao
butter (the raw version
of cocoa
butter)-- This is the oil from the cacao bean (where chocolate comes from) and it's made
of saturated fats that will turn to liquid (oil) when heated and harden back up in a firm
texture once cooled, just like
coconut oil.
I CAN tell you that
coconut butter has the
texture of very thick nut
butter — it's more «spreadable» than «pourable.»
Coconut butter: whole coconut ground into a paste with the texture of nut butter when it's warm and solid when it
Coconut butter: whole
coconut ground into a paste with the texture of nut butter when it's warm and solid when it
coconut ground into a paste with the
texture of nut
butter when it's warm and solid when it's cold
Over the span
of 3 - 5 minutes, the
texture will go from
coconut crumbs to a thick paste and then move into a creamy
texture like almond
butter.
Cashews, cacao and
coconut butters yield their richness to these truffles and create a heavenly, buttery
texture, while being amazing sources
of healthy fat.
Butternut squash simmered in
coconut milk and pureed makes it rich and creamy, peanut
butter also adds to the smooth, luxurious
texture, and Thai red curry paste brings in the exotic flavor and a bit
of warmth, but not overwhelming spice since fit is balanced by the natural sweetness
of the squash.
Smoothie: frozen blueberries, kale (I hate kale raw so much, not because
of the taste, but the
texture, so I put it in smoothies), pinapple, chia seeds, almond
butter and
coconut water.
Add in some additional toppings like
coconut butter, chocolate, or more almond
butter, and then add a dab
of almond milk to make it more cereal - like if you prefer that
texture.
I haven't personally made this recipe dairy - free (here's my take on that), but reputable brands
of butter - flavored
coconut oil along with a little
coconut milk to lighten up the
texture would probably work well.
Ingredients: 1 cup all natural Organic Peanut
Butter 1/4 cup organic
Coconut Oil 1 1/3 cups (or approximately 4 scoops) unflavored Egg White Protein Powder (you can try other protein powders, but part
of what holds this together so beautifully is the
texture of this protein powder.
• Include chopped dates, dried
coconut, or ground crispy nuts or seeds or a scoop
of almond
butter to add
texture to your mix.
It's similar to the way that
coconut butter feels in terms
of texture and can be melted down to make white chocolate candies, cups, etc..
If you use equal parts
coconut butter and water, the finished product will have the
texture of a soft, spreadable cheese.
In terms
of food,
coconut flakes, meat,
butter, oil and flour are all fantastic for adding flavor, fiber and
texture to meals and snacks.
Using
coconut oil instead
of butter gives the brownies a more chocolatey / melt - in - your - mouth
texture.
Now one thing to note is that the
texture of homemade
coconut butter and store bought is definitely a little different.
If you prefer a more oily, glossy spread that resembles store - bought peanut
butter, add 1 teaspoon
of extra virgin
coconut oil or 1 tablespoon
of regular peanut
butter to the recipe to make it a little oilier in
texture.
However, if you add sea salt, a touch
of maple sugar, and the crispy crunchy
texture of toasted
coconut to Tinstar's brown
butter ghee, not only do you have something that tastes good, but you have got one unbeatable flavor combination.
Melted ghee works fantastically well and will even improve the flavor some without affecting the final
texture, as does
coconut oil although this one will confer a bit
of a
coconut - y flavor to your nut
butter.
I'm going to try it again using only almond flour because I like a denser
texture and wonder if maybe the combo
of coconut butter and
coconut flour (which I know absorbs more liquid!)
Coconut butter is the
texture of peanut
butter.