It's also nut free, and can be kept dairy free as well as long as you top
with coconut yoghurt.
Healthy Strawberry Puree
With Coconut Yoghurt For Kids This Healthy Strawberry Puree
with Coconut Yoghurt is the perfect Easter breakfast for kids and adults alike.
Very yummy
with coconut yoghurt!
Ice
them with coconut yoghurt or cashew cream for a little extra indulgence!
Delicious Dessert Recipe — Thanks to LILY SIMPSON, founder of The Detox Kitchen — we have a recipe for Raspberries and Apple Crumble
with Coconut Yoghurt.
Set aside and allow to cool, then serve
with coconut yoghurt and fresh raspberries, with toasted buckinis as a garnish on top.
Otherwise it's simply a case of mixing all the ingredients together, let it sit to allow the psyllium and flaxseed to absorb the liquid, shape into buns, draw some crosses
with coconut yoghurt, and bake!
If you wish to draw the crosses, fill a small piping bag
with coconut yoghurt and pipe crosses over the buns.
Vanilla and chia porridge topped
with coconut yoghurt, homemade granola and raspberries, delicious!!
I eat
them with coconut yoghurt, chia seeds, cinnamon and nuts for breakfast.
Serve the pancakes hot
with coconut yoghurt and a sprinkle of cinnamon, and if you're not on a no sugar diet by all means drizzle over some pure maple syrup too!
While we're not fans of Nudie's sugary juices, we're a little obsessed
with their coconut yoghurt.
I had chia pudding
with coconut yoghurt, vanilla, almond milk and puffed quinoa and a green juice with spinach, celery, ginger, cucumber and apple — such a great breakfast!
Now fill the lolly moulds
with coconut yoghurt all the way up by gently squeezing the yoghurt from the ziplock bag.
They have three different flavoured bircher mueslis which are topped
with coconut yoghurt and a homemade compote, when I visited it was rhubarb.
And do you think this would work
with coconut yoghurt or cream?
I liked it served
with coconut yoghurt (as pictured), drowned in homemade almond milk or as a smoothie topper.
* p.s. the images of the slice in this blog post are topped
with coconut yoghurt, pumpkin seeds and rose petals.
I LOVE the crumbles for breakfast
with some coconut yoghurt and some berries.
Omg I need to try
this with the coconut yoghurt, I always make mine with strawberries but I want to try it with nuts.
It also tastes awesome raw mixed
with some coconut yoghurt and berries!
I eat this for breakfast either
with coconut yoghurt or sprinkled on porridge, smoothie bowls or chia puddings — it really tastes great with everything!
Not exact matches
I made them vegan
with chia seeds and
coconut yoghurt and used almond pulp.
All you need to do is mix porridge oats
with some milk and
yoghurt (I use
coconut milk and
coconut yoghurt normally), some dried apple pieces, a sprinkling of chia seeds, a handful of sunflower seeds and some juicy raisins, then just stir it all together and leave it sit for about a minute.
I love this served
with rice, natural (
coconut)
yoghurt and avocado slices, and sprinkled
with chopped coriander and chilli flakes.
I didn't have
coconut yoghurt so I used natural
yoghurt sprinkled
with desiccated
coconut and opened up a cardamom pod instead of using ground.
I use a totally plain
coconut yoghurt, that tastes like greek
yoghurt — I'd say definitely find one
with no sweetener or flavourings, as I'm sure that would make the dish taste a bit funny!
I love it served
with a little
coconut yoghurt or a dollop of ice cream (I recently found an amazing cashew based raspberry ripple, which is a dream!)
I love it served
with slices of avocado and a dollop of natural (
coconut)
yoghurt and a slice of sourdough.
This soup is a really easy way to use them,
with just six ingredients it's a perfect speedy supper, all you need is: parsnips, garlic, onion, cumin, almond milk and
yoghurt (I use a vegan - friendly
coconut one.)
They're sliced thinly and then sautéed fresh thyme, onion, garlic, salt and pepper and then stirred through
with natural (
coconut yoghurt) to create a rich, creamy mix that absorbs so well onto crusty sourdough bread.
You could add less cayenne pepper, more
coconut milk, or serve the stew
with a spoonful of plain
coconut yoghurt.
Crispy sweet potato skins stuffed
with mashed sweet potato, black beans, cherry tomatoes, chipotle, miso and coriander, topped
with a dollop of tahini
coconut yoghurt and homemade guacamole.
The rhubarb bowl was filled
with an oat and buckwheat blend, rhubarb compote,
coconut yoghurt and cardamon granola.
It's really a perfect summer treat, especially
with a dollop of
coconut yoghurt or ice cream!
This little crumble is the perfect midweek dessert and the leftovers make for a wonderful breakfast, especially
with a dollop of
coconut yoghurt.
I love topping them
with yoghurt (I use a plain
coconut yoghurt), sun - dried tomato pesto, chopped tomatoes, slices of creamy avocado and a sprinkling of chives, but they work
with so many things.
Serve the porridge piping hot
with a sprinkle of extra cinnamon and toppings of your choice (pictured is a topping of
coconut yoghurt, blueberries and pumpkin seeds).
The filling, which calls for curd cheese, eggs, vanilla custard, and that weird vanilla sauce mix was made
with yoghurt, starch, sugar, chickpea flour, and
coconut oil instead.
The boys LOVED the Banana and
Coconut Bread in a Muffin Tin Meal, along
with strawberries and
yoghurt.
I had 6 beautiful muffins just as yours by mixing: 150 g oatmeal mixed very fine 2 teasp baking powder a sprinkle of salt 150 g dates 25 g lavender honey 3 drops almond essence 5 g
coconut oil 1 egg 150 g soy
yoghurt (otherwise it was too dry 1 table sp almond milk not sweetened mini chunks black chocolate
with stevia
These baked apples are delicious on their own but could be enjoyed
with some Golden Gut - time Soft Serve,
coconut yoghurt or regular
yoghurt.
Chickpeas are mashed and combined
with celery, red onion, gherkins, tahini, lemon and
coconut yoghurt to give a creamy, salty - tangy filling — making an incredibly substantial and satisfying sandwich.
Or just skip the
yoghurt altogether, add a little more
coconut cream, and go ahead
with the recipe ♥ if you have never made your own
yoghurt before, it is surprisingly simple and in my experience way, way more delicious than anything on the supermarket shelves.
I haven't tried this before
with coconut plain
yoghurt, so I don't have any experiences
with this.
To assemble, layer the
coconut yoghurt on top of the chia layer, then top
with the fruit,
coconut and seeds.
Enjoy these traditional stewed fruits
with the
coconut cream for a delightful and cosy dessert, or make extra of the stewed fruits to eat as a snack
with yoghurt and toasted nuts and seeds, or if you really can't give it up just yet, spooned over your morning granola.
With banana and
coconut yoghurt they were even more delicious.
If you're in a super low fructose period, try mixing
with some full fat
yoghurt and topping
with coconut flakes and raw cacao nibs.
You are more than welcome to create your own
coconut yoghurt for the recipe, but you have the okay from me to buy a good quality brand that you love and have fun
with turning it into
coconut frozen yo - gut!