Coconut milk

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• John_Elway Posts: 5,121

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  12/01/10 - 21:10 #2

  It absolutely would and does. :cool:

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• degsyhufc Posts: 59,251

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  13/01/10 - 02:40 #3

  Any other type of curry. A quick tikka massala or thai type curry.
  
  I'm in the same boat. I've got have a tin left and i'm making a variation on a pepper pot stew. It will be a basic "british" lamb stew (potatoes, carrots, swede) but with added pepper, all spice, chilli and coconut milk.

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• Binky Winky Posts: 4,153

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  13/01/10 - 04:48 #4

  sueh21 wrote: »

  Hi food lovers
  
  I made a homemade curry tonight with coconut milk,tinned tomatoes,tikka masala paste veg and prawns (it was yummy) just wondering if anyone has any ideas for using up half a tin of coconut milk?
  Would it work in a rice pudding?
  
  Thanks

  
  Yeah. Pour it in a glass and drink it!!! Yummy!!!

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• Binky Winky Posts: 4,153

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  13/01/10 - 04:48 #5

  Or make a spicey soup and use it in that!! Yummy!

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 40

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  13/01/10 - 09:57 #6

  Make Rice and Peas - cook the rice in the milk (similar to rice pudding but using long grain) with a sprig of Thyme, a chopped clove of garlic and a finely chopped onion, salt and pepper and a scotch bonnet (left whole) then when cooked stir in a tin of kidney beans and you're done. Luvverly served with Jerk Chicken.

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• sueh21 Posts: 2,565

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  13/01/10 - 14:27 #7

  Thanks for all the replies,I have gone with a rice pud which is in the slow cooker as we speak. I used half milk, half coconut and cinnamon and I am going to stir in some tinned mango towards the end.

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• indianwells Posts: 12,702

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  13/01/10 - 14:55 #8

  sueh21 wrote: »

  Thanks for all the replies,I have gone with a rice pud which is in the slow cooker as we speak. I used half milk, half coconut and cinnamon and I am going to stir in some tinned mango towards the end.

  
  Sounds delicious!:)

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• Frood Posts: 13,180

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  13/01/10 - 15:18 #9

  Great with porridge too.
  
  Half a can (with the rest of the mix being water) is ideal for a single portion. Sprinkle on a little ground cinnamon - maybe add some thinly sliced bannana and enjoy.

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• Large Marge Posts: 20

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  14/01/10 - 11:24 #10

  Make Pannacotta with Cream, Vanilla and Coconut Milk. Very nice.

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• dids858 Posts: 3,979

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  14/01/10 - 11:41 #11

  Make some batter and do fish and chips.
  
  200gramms flour
  1 egg
  2 tbps fish sauce
  1/2 can of coconut milk.
  
  Bloody lovely

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• degsyhufc Posts: 59,251

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  14/01/10 - 18:11 #12

  Far out man!
  
  
  Do you use Cod or something else?

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• sueh21 Posts: 2,565

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  14/01/10 - 18:37 #13

  dids858 wrote: »

  Make some batter and do fish and chips.
  
  200gramms flour
  1 egg
  2 tbps fish sauce
  1/2 can of coconut milk.
  
  Bloody lovely

  
  Oooh that sounds good!

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• dids858 Posts: 3,979

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  15/01/10 - 10:26 #14

  Aye Cod or haddock, polock.
  
  Its taken from Dudley on S4C so cracking items of food pleasure.
  
  http://www.s4c.co.uk/dudley/rm/view_recipes_by_category/cid/2/language/eng/

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