Guest guest Posted November 6, 2006 Report Share Posted November 6, 2006 The recipe for coconut milk is on www.pecanbread.com, in the " recipes " section. You start with dried, shredded, unsweetened coconut, usually found in a health food store/section. Making yogurt seems intimidating at first..... I know I felt the same way the first few times. Now, I could make it in my sleep! Go to www.pecanbread.com and click the " goat yogurt " link..... we have a pictoral guide to making yogurt that *might* help a little. I am the one who took the photos.... and Kathy McNamara generously donated her kitchen, pots, pans, goat milk, starter.... and her lovely hands, for demonstration purposes. :-) If you live anywhere near Vancouver, Washington (or Portland, Oregon), I'll run right over and help you make a batch. ;-) Patti coconut milk eg how do you make cocnut milk? I have seen coconuts in the store but have no idea what to do with them to make them edible. I am also thinking of trying nut yoghurt, but since I have never made yoghurt before, the whole process scares me. Recent Activity a.. 13New Members Visit Your Group Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 8, 2006 Report Share Posted November 8, 2006 Hi everyone, new here A question about the making of your own coconut milk. Is it impossible to use canned? Less risk of additives than for example juices etc. Or is there? I think it only contains coconut, water. Ok, if I have to, how? Do I buy the stone hard nuts and crash with an axe or can I use the rasped coconut thats possible to get everywhere? (and mix with water for quite some time I guess?) When to introduce it? Does is go under nut milk (stage 2) although its not a nut? Regards from Lotta (with daughter 5 yrs ASD and littlebrother diarrea. whole family on SCD since a couple of days.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 8, 2006 Report Share Posted November 8, 2006 We can't use canned coconut milk... sorry. Homemade coconut milk recipe is on www.pecanbread.com, in the recipe section. It is made from unsweetened, dried coconut. Patti Coconut milk Hi everyone, new here A question about the making of your own coconut milk. Is it impossible to use canned? Less risk of additives than for example juices etc. Or is there? I think it only contains coconut, water. Ok, if I have to, how? Do I buy the stone hard nuts and crash with an axe or can I use the rasped coconut thats possible to get everywhere? (and mix with water for quite some time I guess?) When to introduce it? Does is go under nut milk (stage 2) although its not a nut? Regards from Lotta (with daughter 5 yrs ASD and littlebrother diarrea. whole family on SCD since a couple of days.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 8, 2006 Report Share Posted November 8, 2006 I make coconut milk w/ the new milk machine sold by digestive wellness. It's a dream - it does a great job in just seconds! Patti wrote: We can't use canned coconut milk... sorry. Homemade coconut milk recipe is on www.pecanbread.com, in the recipe section. It is made from unsweetened, dried coconut. Patti Coconut milk Hi everyone, new here A question about the making of your own coconut milk. Is it impossible to use canned? Less risk of additives than for example juices etc. Or is there? I think it only contains coconut, water. Ok, if I have to, how? Do I buy the stone hard nuts and crash with an axe or can I use the rasped coconut thats possible to get everywhere? (and mix with water for quite some time I guess?) When to introduce it? Does is go under nut milk (stage 2) although its not a nut? Regards from Lotta (with daughter 5 yrs ASD and littlebrother diarrea. whole family on SCD since a couple of days.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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