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| Using a wooden spoon, mix together the [[Condensed milk|condensed milk]] and [[Icing Sugar|icing sugar]] in a large bowl. It will get very stiff. Work the [[Coconut|coconut]] into the mix until | | Using a wooden spoon, mix together the [[Condensed milk|condensed milk]] and [[Icing Sugar|icing sugar]] in a large bowl. It will get very stiff. Work the [[Coconut|coconut]] into the mix until it's well combined use your hands, if you like. | ||
| [[Split]] the mix into two and [[Knead|knead]] a very small amount of [[Food colouring|food colouring]] into one half. | | [[Split]] the mix into two and [[Knead|knead]] a very small amount of [[Food colouring|food colouring]] into one half. | ||
| Line a 20cm x 25cm receptacle with [[Baking|baking]] [[Parchment|parchment]] | | Line a 20cm x 25cm receptacle with [[Baking|baking]] [[Parchment|parchment]] | ||
Revision as of 17:11, 22 November 2020
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| Servings: | Serves 10 |
| Calories per serving: | 167 |
| Ready in: | 15 minutes (plus setting overnight) |
| Prep. time: | 15 minutes (plus setting overnight) |
| Cook time: | None |
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| Recipe author: | JuliaBalbilla |
| First published: | 28th January 2017 |
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Traditionally, coconut ice is cooked, but here is an easy recipe for an uncooked version which is more common these days
Ingredients
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- 397g sweetened condensed milk
- 400g icing sugar, sifted
- 320g dessicated coconut
- Pink food colouring, optional
- A few drops vanilla extract
Method
- Using a wooden spoon, mix together the condensed milk and icing sugar in a large bowl. It will get very stiff. Work the coconut into the mix until it's well combined use your hands, if you like.
- Split the mix into two and knead a very small amount of food colouring into one half.
- Line a 20cm x 25cm receptacle with baking parchment
- Spoon the white half of the mixture into the tin and level.
- Press pink half on top of the white mixture.
- Wrap tin in loosely in clingfilm or foil and leave to set overnight before cutting into squares.
- These will keep for up to a month at least, if stored in an airtight container.
Variations
Play around with different flavours and colours eg peppermint / green or lemon / yellow
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