These are popular around here and often on sale. We buy in bulk.
Slice off the top with a thin cleaver. There's enough water to fill a mug.
Bring out the big boy, chop and scoop out the flesh.
She gets the water, I get the meat.
Slice off the top with a thin cleaver. There's enough water to fill a mug.
Bring out the big boy, chop and scoop out the flesh.
She gets the water, I get the meat.
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Add the juice of a lemon into the tender coconut, or to the poured out water (juice), drink...great for stamina, particularly if you are exhausted, and cannot eat on time.
That above is a tender coconut, ripe ones have thick flesh inside, and comparatively less water.
Add the juice of a lemon into the tender coconut, or to the poured out water (juice), drink...great for stamina, particularly if you are exhausted, and cannot eat on time.
That above is a tender coconut, ripe ones have thick flesh inside, and comparatively less water.
I haven't made this for years, and it's better and easier than I remembered.
Mushrooms, tomatoes, cubed refried leftover pork belly, smoked olives, garlic, and tarragon with olive oil.
Spaghettini with some chopped parsley.
Light and refreshing.
I'm big on leftovers, so added a little chipotle/tomato sauce from a few days back.
No offence to Italians.
Mushrooms, tomatoes, cubed refried leftover pork belly, smoked olives, garlic, and tarragon with olive oil.
Spaghettini with some chopped parsley.
Light and refreshing.
I'm big on leftovers, so added a little chipotle/tomato sauce from a few days back.
No offence to Italians.
Yes, it's rare to see ripe coconuts around here anymore. It's the babies that are sought after and of course it's the water the people want. Eating the flesh is a rather boring affair. As mentioned, by the time you get thick flesh there is very little water compared with the young where the cavity is full.That above is a tender coconut, ripe ones have thick flesh inside, and comparatively less water.
Ya Man!Put de lime in de coconut
Busy weekend but no real cooking. Did end up taking 8 teenagers (plus the missus and I) out for sushi and a movie for our daughter's 15th birthday, surprisingly wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. Gotta bake some this week, probably Tuesday. Might do some milk bread. We'll see.
ok had to do a translation to English there. I think you mean a grill (heat source you put food under) rather than rightpondian meaning of grill being a hot pan you put food on?Bill, it's about the type of cooking, not the food. Most anything can be done in an air fryer, it's what result you are looking for that determines if it gets used or not. It's basically just a convection broiler.
hmm in that case can't see anything I would need one for. We have a grill for cheese on toast and a george foreman for dealing with aubergine and other thinly sliced veggies we want to sear a bit.
BTW nearly at 20k posts on food and related diversions.
cheese on bread is my kind of thing but not sure I can warrant a new device for that.
It was an honest question as over here people only talk about chicken drums, salmon, chips and jacket potatoes in the air fryer and as they won't do jackets for 4 in one go I didn't see what the use cases were (and I don't know anyone who has one to ask them).
It was an honest question as over here people only talk about chicken drums, salmon, chips and jacket potatoes in the air fryer and as they won't do jackets for 4 in one go I didn't see what the use cases were (and I don't know anyone who has one to ask them).
The HB grill is an oversized panini maker of which we have (T-Fal) and love as well. Everything in its place. No better grilled cheese than from the double sided heated counter top grill. I love to take it camping. So versatile. Fresh meats, veggies, sandwiches, weiners, bacon. So good and so compact. Heating from both sides is so fast.
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So there I was minding my own business in the local veggie market when I heard 'pssst, hey mister' behind me.
Turned around and a rather shady looking character pointed to the boxes of tomatoes in the back corner. Making sure I wasn't being followed, I sauntered over and said ya? How much. He said 20 dollars. I said my mother's ghost will strike me down before I pay that kinda price. Look at them uglies. I called the lady of the house over. She said 12 bucks.
I said deal.
You know where this is leading. Another batch of fresh TJ.
Multiple step process this time.
Blender then mill for stage one. (Is that two?)
Take the leftover pulp and run it through the masticator for stage two. (whatever, I'm losing track)
Seems to get the most out of the 20 something pounds of tomatoes.
The pulp is the least I've seen of any batch so far.
Romas are not ideal for fresh juice but I'm a sucker for a back alley deal.
That yields about 15 litres of juice.
Turned around and a rather shady looking character pointed to the boxes of tomatoes in the back corner. Making sure I wasn't being followed, I sauntered over and said ya? How much. He said 20 dollars. I said my mother's ghost will strike me down before I pay that kinda price. Look at them uglies. I called the lady of the house over. She said 12 bucks.
I said deal.
You know where this is leading. Another batch of fresh TJ.
Multiple step process this time.
Blender then mill for stage one. (Is that two?)
Take the leftover pulp and run it through the masticator for stage two. (whatever, I'm losing track)
Seems to get the most out of the 20 something pounds of tomatoes.
The pulp is the least I've seen of any batch so far.
Romas are not ideal for fresh juice but I'm a sucker for a back alley deal.
That yields about 15 litres of juice.
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Ripe coconuts are used in South India for making chutney, are added to gravies, and occasionally to 'Uddin Vada' (look that up).
Mostly after being shredded.
Ripe coconuts are also added to milk based sweets and chikki, among other things, and their water is mostly drunk by the cook or added to dishes like 'Appam' (similar to Sri Lanka hoppers), where it aids the dough fermentation process.
I think there are a myriad uses for ripe coconut flesh in food, a long topic which can be looked up by those interested.
When I lived in Bangalore, the tender coconut was chopped on top, juice consumed through a straw, and the vendor would cleave the empty nut, and give it back for us to scoop out the tender flesh, the 'spoon' was a bit of the outer shell (for want of a more correct word).
Totally ecologically friendly, very healthy.
Also, doctors in Third World countries have used the juice directly in IVs to revive patients, it is so pure.
Mostly after being shredded.
Ripe coconuts are also added to milk based sweets and chikki, among other things, and their water is mostly drunk by the cook or added to dishes like 'Appam' (similar to Sri Lanka hoppers), where it aids the dough fermentation process.
I think there are a myriad uses for ripe coconut flesh in food, a long topic which can be looked up by those interested.
When I lived in Bangalore, the tender coconut was chopped on top, juice consumed through a straw, and the vendor would cleave the empty nut, and give it back for us to scoop out the tender flesh, the 'spoon' was a bit of the outer shell (for want of a more correct word).
Totally ecologically friendly, very healthy.
Also, doctors in Third World countries have used the juice directly in IVs to revive patients, it is so pure.
We”ve had this old George Foreman for probably 20 yrs or so, like you said makes the best grilled cheese.The HB grill is an oversized panini maker of which we have (T-Fal) and love as well. Everything in its place. No better grilled cheese than from the double sided heated counter top grill. I love to take it camping. So versatile. Fresh meats, veggies, sandwiches, weiners, bacon. So good and so compact. Heating from both sides is so fast.
Got to be careful though theres no regulation (just plug in and unplug when your done) your sandwich can get away from you if your not paying attention!
Cal I’m sorry to report my juicer allocations went towards a 14” concrete saw so I can get my patio finished b4 it gets too hot down here! Will get it eventually.
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