Ginger and Coconut Rugelach
Crystallized ginger and shredded coconut add a delightful twist to this traditional Jewish cookie. The savoury cream cheese dough complements the sweet jam filling, which caramelizes nicely as the pastries bake.
Crystallized ginger and shredded coconut add a delightful twist to this traditional Jewish cookie. The savoury cream cheese dough complements the sweet jam filling, which caramelizes nicely as the pastries bake.
We've jazzed up a decadent coconut cream pie with chocolate pastry and a shower of grated chocolate. Look for the piña colada concentrate in the drinks aisle or freezer section of the supermarket.
Macaroons — coconut, chocolate or almond — are a Passover tradition and appear at the end of the Seder with coffee and tea. Crunchy on the outside and chewy inside, these easy-to-make macaroons are so tasty, be sure to make a double batch to satisfy all the requests for seconds.
Fragrant with coconut, ginger and shallots, this brightly flavoured curry is best served over jasmine rice or rice noodles. Fresh cilantro or basil leaves make a pretty garnish and add an extra layer of flavour. Serve with braised bok choy for the perfect simple Thai supper.
Creamy coconut milk and rich white chocolate, which come together in this velvety-smooth and perfectly sweet custard, are a match made in heaven. For easy slicing, let the tart chill once you've added the custard. Use a vegetable peeler to easily shave the chocolate garnish.
Coating crowd-pleasing French toast in coconut gives it a delicious tropical flavour and a fun crunch. Firm bananas that are not overly ripe hold their shape well when cooked; save riper, speckled ones for banana bread.
Coconut milk creates creamy sorbet with all the richness of ice cream (but none of the dairy). Use a combination of tropical fruit, such as pineapple, mango and kiwifruit.
Infused with the sweetness of coconut, basmati rice nestles sweet-and-sour glazed scallops. Garnish with orange segments for an extra hit of citrusy flavour and a pop of colour.
A crispy coconut and panko crust is a surefire way to get your family to enjoy seafood. Prep and cook the shrimp while the sweet potatoes are baking to make the most of your time. If you don't have mango chutney, plum sauce makes a delicious dipper, too.