A Community Recipe by Pulse
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I was surprised at how good this was! I hope you enjoy it also!
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Blend the first 5 ingredients in your blender plus spice. It should be creamy. Mix together the chopped apple, grapes and celery. Use a paper towel to make sure they are dry. Then mix in the walnuts and lime juice. Mix in the coconut cream mixture and then sprinkle with spice. Enjoy!
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pulse
Oct 25, 2010
Please let me know if anyone actually tries this recipe. I know it is kind of silly to say that, but it is my first recipe and I am eager to share!
I forgot to add cardamom and cloves as the other two spices I used. It was actually a chai spice mix! The idea for this recipe was from the song about "put the lime in the coconut" which kind of gives it the mayo type of taste that I, for one, used to love in waldorf salads!
pulse
Oct 25, 2010
I want to add that the amounts of the ingredients are not exact. I did add the spice also to the cream before mixing and later I added more celery and it just got yummier! MMMM yummier! :)
waterbaby12347
Oct 25, 2010
Pulse, if you don't mind... Would you please include the rest of your ingredients in the recipe by editing??? So they will appear on your list and then they will also print out... Thanks so much, I do enjoy printing out the recipes I want to make and I DO want to make this one!!!
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waterbaby12347
Oct 25, 2010
Your welcome!!!
pulse
Oct 25, 2010
Ok I edited! Thanks for the suggestion, waterbaby, that was sure better than to keep adding edits in the comment section!
waterbaby12347
Oct 25, 2010
Pulse, if you don't mind... Would you please include the rest of your ingredients in the recipe by editing??? So they will appear on your list and then they will also print out... Thanks so much, I do enjoy printing out the recipes I want to make and I DO want to make this one!!!
pulse
Oct 25, 2010
Please let me know if anyone actually tries this recipe. I know it is kind of silly to say that, but it is my first recipe and I am eager to share!
I forgot to add cardamom and cloves as the other two spices I used. It was actually a chai spice mix! The idea for this recipe was from the song about "put the lime in the coconut" which kind of gives it the mayo type of taste that I, for one, used to love in waldorf salads!
greenghost
Oct 25, 2010
mayo? yikes! I agree jenny, that is bizarre. Even when I ate dairy products I've always had an aversion to mayonnaise. It would make me very ill. I personally believe it to be the most vile condiment ever invented. It's like sandwich glue.
But this recipe looks absolutely fabulous (and it's mayo-free!) Cool!
jenny2052
Oct 25, 2010
wow! sounds so much better than the original version (i could never fathom mayo with fruit--but coconut/almond/banana cream? yes!!)
pulse
Oct 25, 2010
I want to add that the amounts of the ingredients are not exact. I did add the spice also to the cream before mixing and later I added more celery and it just got yummier! MMMM yummier! :)
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Oct 25, 2010
Yum! :)
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