Pirates made from coconuts - so funny! I could be a coconut pirate, but for now I'll just share some other coconut creations to covet.
HOLY-MOLY WOWZERS!
Then I remembered. Mark had told me he couldn't get the coconut milk to blend so he had stuck it in the blender for a few seconds. What he didn't know was that when he stuck the blended coconut milk into the fridge it set. It set into a frothy whipped yummy goodness and became whipped coconut milk - any day rival to the real deal. It was like whipped cream and creme frache all mixed up in one but with the light taste of, well, coconut.
You know what I did, right? I mean I WAS grabbing a scone from the fridge, and what goes with scones like nothing else? Creme Frache, of course. And I had this perfect creme frache look-a-like right there in front of me, complete with finger marks. I couldn't resist. I plopped a heaping dollop on both sides of the scone got the coffee that my cat, Jazz, made me make (really - she was running between the coffee maker and the fridge and looking at me intently - she knew it was "time for a little something" and she wanted to make sure I made coffee and not some fruit smoothy thing, 'cus those fruit smoothy things do not contain milk - her favorite thing on earth!) Anyway, I grabbed the now glorified scone and that milky coffee and headed back to my studio to relish in this new found accidental creation all the while thinking, "My husband is a genius!" I was so engrossed I forgot to take a picture.
Later that night, however, I introduced my husband to his geniusness by taking a slice of his carrot cake and putting a big heap of whipped coconut goodness onto it. He agrees, he's a genius. This time I got a picture.
But wait there's more! Not only did we have this homemade coconut adventure we've also been continuing to test out more products from Luna and Larry's Organic Coconut Bliss. Remember I blogged about their Dark Chocolate Coconut Bars? Well we couldn't help but try one of their ice-cream creations as well. Still non-dairy, still organic, still fair trade, still magnificent! The flavor we picked up was the Cappuccino - we love our coffee flavored frozen desserts - so it had to be the first one for us to try. You know what we discovered? Coffee and coconut, together, rock! Wow, this was delicious. I highly recommend it - but beware, it is rather addictive and disappears far to quickly. They need to work on that - maybe the miraculously refilling coconut ice cream container could be their next endeavor. Or maybe my genius of a husband will figure it out - I can dream can't I?
