Friday, January 30, 2015

Coconut milk from scratch




HOMEMADE COCONUT MILK FROM FRESH COCONUT
 

collect the coconut water









split the coconut

Cut the coconut in smaller pieces add to the blender with coconut water and filter water, so easy, so rich, so tasty.

Yield: Yields about 2 cups

The flesh and water from one fresh coconut
INGREDIENTS
  • 1 + ½ cup plain filtered water
INSTRUCTIONS
  1. Add coconut flesh, coconut water and 1 cup water to the jar of your blender
  2. Process on the highest possible speed for 5 to 10 minutes; you really want to get the most out of that coconut flesh as you possibly can. You'll notice, as the flesh spins around, that it will get looser and looser and will spin more freely after a while. You want to be able to see some liquid in there. A good amount of liquid!
  3. When you feel your coconut has given all it had to give, transfer the contents of your blender to a fine mesh sieve that's been lined with cheesecloth.
  4. Add another half cup of plain water to the jar of your food processor and give it a quick spin just to get every last bit that was left behind. Add that to the rest of the fragrant pile of coconut.
  5. Now squeeze the bejesus out of your coconut. And I do mean the bejesus. Squeeze until can’t get another drop out. You will be left with a bunch of dry, VERY dry, and pretty bland and tasteless, shredded coconut. You could discard this, or dry it and use it in soup or as topping for stir fry …
  6. Transfer your beautiful coconut milk to an airtight glass jar or container and keep refrigerated for up to 5 days.

as well  link to make coconut butter

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