Coconut fufu served with recession afang vegetable soup. |
HOW TO MAKE COCONUT FUFU USING COCONUT CHAFF |
Coconut fufu served with recession afang vegetable soup. |
garri too or any starch to help the fufu bind together. The aim is to consume more roughage (fibre) with little or no carbohydrates so I used 1 cup coconut chaff with just half a cup of flour and the fufu is so filling as I could only eat half of that quantity and I was full, had to keep the other half in the freezer to microwave when I need it.
After cooking coconut rice, making coconut oil or getting out coconut milk, the bulk chaff shouldn’t be disposed as it can be useful in so many ways like I just made fufu with mine. It can also be sprinkled in your coconut rice, baked as coconut cake, fried with egg added for coconut pancake or sugar added and made into coconut candy.
I just made my coconut oil and will post later.
Coconuts are highly nutritious and rich in fibre (roughage, vitamins C, E, B1, B3, B5 and B6 and minerals including iron, selenium, sodium, calcium, magnesium and phosphorous.
Unlike cow’s milk, coconut milk is lactose free so can be used as a milk substitute by those with lactose intolerance. Coconut fufu is full of fibre and that aids digestion and great for weight watchers, health conscious people and calorie counters. With little or no calorie, coconut fufu just fills you up and digestion is easy too.
See my coconut fufu ingredients below:
COCONUT FUFU USING DESSICATED COCONUT PROCEDURE:
After extracting the coconut milk, the chaff is sun dried and used for many things like I said earlier, here they are used for making fufu.
First, I added the half cup guinea corn flout to water (watery) and placed on the cooker, it boils for about 3 to 4 minutes and while stirring I begin to gradually sprinkle in the coconut flour.
I do this until the desired thickness is achieved. Note: Too much coconut flour can make the fufu not bind very well. I like to sprinkle in a pinch of salt here. My coconut fufu is ready. Serve with any soup of choice. I served this with low-cost afang soup.
The pictures below explain better.
First the coconuts are grated, cut in tiny pieces and blended |
INGREDIENTS FOR THIS COCONUT FUFU USING COCONUT CHAFF:
- 1 cup dried desiccated coconut
- 1/2 cup flour (guinea corn in this case. You can make with a little of any edible starch to help bind the coconut chaff.
- Water
- Salt (Optional. I like the taste of this fufu with a pinch of salt).
Steps on How to make swallow fufu with coconut chaff and quaker oats
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The method of preparation is same as the millet or guinea corn swallow I already posted. |
Enjoy!
hnmmmmmm,good initiative indeed,no wastage at all at all
Madam Eya, please how did you make the coconut milk?
Thanks F.T
Scroll up and look at the second and third group of pictures posted. You can see the blended coconuts being squeezed in that light material used in making pap/akamu. The white liquid in the bowl is the coconut milk. Dice and blend the coconuts with some water. Squeeze out the milk with a cheesecloth like I did on the third group of pics..
wow! this is very interesting. I like! Aunt Eya we (I) would like to be seeing more of these innovative posts. This is coconut in diverse ways!
thanks madam, please did you boil the milk to make the coconut oil i really want to try this, kindly explain how you made the coconut oil thanks
Thanks TBOTL, I just posted how to make coconut oil at home. The milk from these 4 coconuts was used to make oil: http://www.wivestownhallconnection.com/2016/11/how-to-my-homemade-coconut-oil.html
Hi Amakandidi, long time sis. Yes, I did boil the milk after freezing to separate the water. Just posted 'how to make coconut oil at home' on the blog now:
http://www.wivestownhallconnection.com/2016/11/how-to-my-homemade-coconut-oil.html
Good evening pls ma I have about two bag of coconut chaff for sell I don’t know how to sell them.