Sentences with phrase «thick coconut cream»

I feel like you could possibly make an «icing» with a plant based saturated fat food like thick coconut cream blended with maple syrup or agave plus a teaspoon of jam.
Love the look of this version with that beautifully thick coconut cream!
I blended one large mango, half a large avocado and put a half cup of coconut cream in — but unfortunately I didn't shake the can properly so I put in very thick coconut cream, followed sheepishly by a few splashes of the watery milk that was left over.
They were meant to make up a roulade, filled with that wonderfully thick coconut cream cheese and maybe even some avocado.
More decadent — add 1 Tbsp thick coconut cream, 2 tsp raw honey and an extra Tbsp raw cacao — this will give you a more rich result perfect for dessert rather than a snack or breakfast dish.
In a wok or large saucepan, simmer thick coconut cream over medium heat for about 5 minutes, or until cream separates and a layer of oil forms on the surface.
Mixed together with come thick coconut cream, the cashews mimic the taste and the texture of a cheesecake very well.
You should find a semi-hard layer of thick coconut cream at the top, with all the coconut water / liquid at the bottom.
If you can't find vegan yogurt, you can use a very thick coconut cream, scooped out that's thick.
This will cause the liquid and the thick coconut cream to separate.
Scoop the thick coconut cream into the bowl of your stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment.
Hmm, interesting - I had figured that the thick coconut cream that went into the filling would add enough fat but maybe not.
Scoop only the thick coconut cream from the can.
Add the coconut milk or cream and whisk until glossy and smooth (I opened an organic coconut milk can and just took some thick coconut cream from the top without mixing the can).
For a vegan version of the soup, use the thick coconut cream from the top of the coconut milk can as garnish instead of sour cream: let the can sit undisturbed for at least 24 hours before using.
Open the can gently without shaking, and the thick coconut cream will be at the top of the can.
Start by pouring the contents of one can of coconut milk into a medium bowl, and whisking it well so the thicker coconut cream is fully mixed with the thinner coconut water.
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.
For the crepe filling I delicately sweetened my chopped fresh strawberries with a local honey and used the thick coconut cream as a topper.
A very popular dessert throughout the Middle East, this Lebanese Semolina Pudding (Layali Lubnan) includes sweet - tart cranberries, thick coconut cream, ground pistachios, and a floral - scented syrup.
Finish with either a dollop of cream or whipped coconut cream (the thick coconut cream from the can whipped with a dash of vanilla and sugar).
Open and pour out liquid, thick coconut cream should be left on the bottom of the can.
Scoop the thick coconut cream from the chilled can that should have separated while chilling overnight (just as it was done above for the caramel sauce) and place it in the chilled bowl.
If so, chill a can of it in the fridge for a few hours so that the thick coconut cream solidifies on top.
Scoop out the thick coconut cream from the top and add to a large skillet.
Into that warm raw chocolate, stir the thick coconut cream until it's smooth and well combined.
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