How To Make Coconut Flour {a tutorial}
Since having to go dairy-free while nursing, I use a lot of coconut milk. And store bought canned or boxed stuff just isnât me. Why buy something overpriced and full of unnecessary ingredients when you can make it yourself?
So I make it myself. Itâs really pretty easy, but when Iâm done making it, Iâm left with a soggy mound of coconut meal. What do I do with that? Make coconut flour, of course! Pretty simple â and super cheap!
How To Make Coconut Flour {a tutorial}
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Author: Homegrown & Healthy
Serves: about â
cup of coconut flour and one quart of coconut milk
Ingredients
- 1 c. unsweetened shredded coconut
- 4 c. filtered water
- a blender
- a wire-mesh strainer
- a spoon
- a dehydrator, or oven that goes really low (115-120 degrees)
Instructions
- Make coconut milk. Place coconut and water in a blender. Turn to high and blend for about 4 minutes. It will be warm and foamy.
- Strain coconut milk through wire mesh, making sure to press out all the liquid.
- Spread coconut meal out on a dehydrating rack and dehydrate at 115-120 degrees until dry (about 10 hours). If your oven goes super-low, spread it out on a plate and dehydrate it in the oven.
- (If youâre using an oven and are like me [i.e. suffer from mommy brain] make sure to leave yourself a note that your coconut flour is in the oven, so you donât absentmindedly preheat it for something else and burn your flour.)
- Gently scrape dry coconut meal off the rack or plate and into a (very dry) blender. Pulse for a few seconds until coconut meal is about the consistency of cornmeal. Store covered, in the fridge.
- Use in any recipe that calls for coconut flour!
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Raia is the stay-at-home-mom of four crazy kids who loves to create simple and healthy recipes. After finding out she was gluten and egg intolerant in 2010 she started her recipe blog to share her love of gluten-free baking (and chocolate) with others. In her spare time she enjoys doing laundry and dishes⦠not really. Check out her blog, Raiaâs Recipes (
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