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So I have a few of these at home and I don't know what to do with them. I tried using a can for a protein shake, but it was fucking disgusting. I almost vomited.

Anyone have any good ideas or preferably, recipes?

>> No.3846335

Great for curries or toss some in when making rice.

>> No.3846334

curry, duh

>> No.3846342

Eh. I don't really like curry all too well.

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http://shesimmers.com/2009/03/mango-and-sweet-coconut-sticky-rice.html

This shit is god tier. If you can't find good mango, slightly green bananas taste good as a replacement.

>> No.3846351

coconut milk in a protein shake? What the... What made you think that that would taste any good?

Make some vietnamese waffles.

>> No.3846354

Milk or creme?

You can put it in the fridge if it's creme and it becomes...incredibly delicious.

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8 ounces bittersweet chocolate, chopped
½ cup coconut milk (not lite)
2 cups sweetened coconut flakes (toasted, if desired)

Scald coconut milk in a small saucepan on the stove.
In a small bowl, add hot coconut milk to chopped chocolate, and stir until chocolate is melted and thoroughly incorporated.
Store chocolate ganache in refrigerator until chilled (1-2 hours).
Scoop out about 1 tablespoon of chilled chocolate ganache, and, with your hands, roll into balls. Place balls on parchment or waxed paper.
Roll ganache balls in a bowl of coconut flakes, pressing flakes into the surface of the balls.

Freeze if desired or eat and get fat fat fatty fat

>> No.3846360

Pina colada or whatever it's called

>> No.3846374

>>3846357
This post gave me an erection.

>> No.3846372

mango lasse!

in a blender;
1 mango
1 can of coconut milk
1 cup of ice
1 tbs honey
1/2 c greek yogurt

>> No.3846371

>>3846351
Ran out of milk and was getting desperate. :\

Thanks everyone.

>> No.3846387

>>3846372
>mango lasse!
>lasse?
lassi has no coconut milk
also ice and greek yogurt? c'mon really
just call it a smoothie next time ._.

>> No.3846396

>>3846374
Lol'd

>> No.3846492

A whole fucking shitload of Thai food uses coconut milk.

>> No.3846495

>>3846492
He said he doesn't like curry.

>> No.3846544

Make your own coconut milk it's pretty easy. Also it's good on making smoothies look at this one it tells you how to make it and a recipe at the end
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QBobpFT9ds

>> No.3846570

>>3846544
I made coconut milk from a coconut before. It was kinda crappy though, took like 2 days for the water and milk to separate. I used it in a Thai curry afterwards and it tasted very good. It's just so much easier to buy a $1.20 can of coconut milk.

>> No.3846585

>>3846495
whole fucking shitload ≠ one dish

>> No.3846633

make a delicious laksa!

>> No.3846650

Pina coladas

>> No.3846670

Check the fat content on your coconut milk tin, please? IE, if you're in the US, tell me the serving size and how many grams of fat per serving; if you're not in the US (I think AU does it the same way as EU; maybe I'm wrong) tell me how much fat per 100g. I'll be able to better tell you what to do with it if I have this information.