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Choc Coconut Blancmange


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Ingredients

6 portion(s)

  • 1 can Ayam coconut milk, (270 ml)
  • 350 grams water
  • 40 grams cornflour
  • 50 grams sugar (or sweetner of choice)
  • 1.5 tbsp cacao powder
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Recipe's preparation

  1. Place all the ingredients in the bowl.

    Cook for 5 minutes on speed 4 at 80 degrees. 

    Taste.  Add more sweetner if necessary.

    Serve hot or cold with desicated coconut and cacao nibs (for added crunch) and strawberries.

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Tip

Can use coconut cream however when refrigerated will set quite firmly.

For a prettier looking dessert, pour mixture into individual or one larger "jelly" mould. Cool for a few hours then turn out onto a serving plate.

Enjoy.


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  • Thank you for sharing! I made

    Submitted by thermospa on 13. March 2016 - 01:18.

    Thank you for sharing! I made it today and it was lovely!

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  • This is so yummy either hot

    Submitted by Clairedesat on 3. February 2016 - 23:35.

    This is so yummy either hot or cold. Great for anyone with food intolerances as it GF DF and can be made sugar free if needed.

    Claire Desat

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  • I was lucky enough to try

    Submitted by FeedingTheBear on 29. January 2016 - 21:38.

    I was lucky enough to try this the other night with some beautiful fresh berries! This recipe is a definite keeper as it was absolutely delicious cold and was just as good hot. Perfect for those impatient cooks like me! 

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