Cilantro, Coconut Pesto
Author’s Note – This is a great “base” recipe. You may add other things to it each time you make it.
Author’s Note – This is a great “base” recipe. You may add other things to it each time you make it.
Author’s Note – Before or after baking, you may brush or drizzle a generous amount of melted coconut oil on top of the bars for an extra energy boost.
Mock Chocolate Cheesecake
Ingredients:
Crust:
Filling:
Directions:
Process crust ingredients in a food processor until crumbly. Press into a springform pan greased with coconut oil. Set aside.
Process filling ingredients in a blender till silky smooth. Pour into crust. Cover and freeze until firm. Slice and serve.
This is better than any chocolate cheesecake I’ve had!
Recipe submitted by Kim, Whigham, GA
Squash, apples, and cranberries combine in this Thanksgiving-themed side dish.
Coconut Cream Concentrate adds extra creaminess to this pumpkin soup recipe.
Zesty Dinner Salad
Ingredients:
Directions:
In a large serving bowl, combine all wet ingredients and whisk together. Toss in cheese, spinach, and coconut.
This salad goes well with chicken dinners.
Recipe submitted by Jonathan, Stevens, PA.
Author’s Note – Drizzle on some raw honey to sweeten it up a bit, and you have a hearty, healthy breakfast!
Author’s Note – This can be eaten warm (my favorite way) or cold.
Coconut Hush Puppies
Ingredients:
Dry ingredients:
Directions:
Dissolve whole sugar in boiling water in a 2-cup, heat-proof measuring cup.
In a large bowl, combine all dry ingredients together. Drizzle Expeller-Pressed Coconut Oil over dry ingredients and chop in with a pastry blender till mixture looks like coarse cornmeal. Stir in onions.
Add the eggs to the cooled sugar water in the 2 cup measuring cup and beat with a fork. Add enough evaporated milk to make 2 cups of liquid and beat some more. Stir into dry ingredients and let sit for 20 to 30 minutes so the coconut and cornmeal can absorb the liquid.
Heat whatever oil you’re using to 450 degrees F and drop batter in by spoonfuls or use a melon baller.
Cook till a nice golden brown. These can be cooked in a skillet with coconut oil to make hush puppy “pancake-lets.” Without the last 4 dry ingredients and the chopped onions, this recipe makes a good, regular pancake mix; just add a bit more liquid so it will pour instead of “glomp” onto the skillet. Also, using coconut milk instead of evaporated milk will give a more coconutty flavor.
Recipe submitted by Priscilla, Palm Bay, Florida.
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Oats, maple syrup, and walnuts combine to create these delicious cookies.