A Community Recipe by Rawclaire
This is a little more work than buying the pasteurized kind that has chemicals in it, but it’s a great alternative!
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Recipe Directions
1. Cut the coconut meat into little pieces (not too small).
2. Dehydrate it for 24 hours or more to get it as dry as possible.
3. Put it on “chop” in a food processor until the coconut turns into shredded coconut.
4. Store in the freezer in an airtight container.
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By rawclaire This is a little more work than buying the pasteurized kind that has chemicals in it, but it’s a great alternative!
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angie207
May 31, 2010
Wilderness Family Naturals sells raw, dried shredded coconut. But this is good to know if you don't have access to the raw stuff.
rawclaire
May 31, 2010
that's true angie. But I read online somewhere a long time ago that when the shredded coconut travels oversea it discolors due to exposure to the hot sun, as it travels through tropical areas usually. To prevent this, they add toxic chemicals that prevent the discoloring. That's unfortunate, because this is alot of work. oh well, maybe there's a company out there that doesn't put chemicals in it. :)
Chris S
May 31, 2010
Veggie peeler. As simple as that. Unless you are referring to the shell. In that case I personally use a hammer :).
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rawclaire
May 31, 2010
that's true angie. But I read online somewhere a long time ago that when the shredded coconut travels oversea it discolors due to exposure to the hot sun, as it travels through tropical areas usually. To prevent this, they add toxic chemicals that prevent the discoloring. That's unfortunate, because this is alot of work. oh well, maybe there's a company out there that doesn't put chemicals in it. :)
angie207
May 31, 2010
Wilderness Family Naturals sells raw, dried shredded coconut. But this is good to know if you don't have access to the raw stuff.
SarahJ
May 31, 2010
If you want an easy way to get into a coconut, I recommend http://blip.tv/file/491487. Genius.
Chris S
May 31, 2010
Veggie peeler. As simple as that. Unless you are referring to the shell. In that case I personally use a hammer :).
greenie
May 31, 2010
rawclaire,
Do you have a way to remove the brown skin from the coconut meat?
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