Creamy-Cheesy Coconut
Submitted by zhanna8 on October 10, 2007 - 9:16pm
(1 vote)
Servings:
4 servingsIt is satisfying to add various creamy consistencies to your creations. Here is one you don’t come across often. Use it in your favorite recipes or just with fruit, granola, to prepare different spreads or by itself with a bit of sweetener such an agave or touch of raw honey.
Ingredients:
3 young coconuts , meat
Kefir Starter or, ½ cup Coconut Kefir
Preparation:
SPOON out meat of three young coconuts
CLEAN any brown skin
off
PUREE in a blender with some coconut water to achieve creamy consistency of yogurt (At this point it is tempting to use it as is)
DISSOLVE the Kefir Starter in warm water or better yet use ½ cup pre-made Coconut Kefirhttps://shop.bodyecology.com/prodinfo.asp?number=BE010
PLACE it in the glass container and leave it covered at the room temperature for one day. Longer it stays more sour it becomes.
No responses to "Creamy-Cheesy Coconut"
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they sell it in "supper healthy" stores in LA such as co-opportunity or erewhone. the starter might be more commonly avalable. i make my own with the starter.
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Where do I buy Kefir?
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i was just thinking about doing this and wondering if it was possible, when i saw this, thank you =)
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Kefir is traditionally is a dairy product, which is milk has been cultured into Kefir, what later became known as yogurt.
Coconut Kefir is non-dairy though using similar principles. It is cultivated with non-dairy Vegetable Starter containing beneficial bacteria such as:
~Lactobacillus plantarum,
~Lactococcus lactis ssp. lactis,
~Lactococcus lactis ssp. cremoris.
~Lactococcus lactis ssp. lactis biovar. diacetylactis
~Leuconostoc mesenteroides ssp. cremoris
All these are has amazing health properties was integrated for thousands of years and are essential for a long healthy life. Later it was researched to be ideal for appetite and weight control as well as alkaline and cleansing blood. Coconut kefir suppresses Candida effect, taking away cravings for sweets and carbohydrates.
here's the long answer for the simple question:)
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Is Kefir a dairy product?
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This sounds amazing!