Elaneer Soufflé – Tender coconut Soufflé is a pudding made using the flesh of tender coconut and the coconut water. This a soft , silky, smooth, wobbly pudding, with mild flavour tastes absolutely heavenly.
Origin
Elaneer Soufflé – Tender coconut Soufflé is a specialty from a place called COORG in Karnataka. I first had it in a restaurant called COORG in Bangalore. If you love Coorgi food then this is a restaurant you must visit.
And the other day one of my friends who is a Coorgi suggested that i make this and gave me the recipe. The recipe is inspired by Fullscoop
Since then I have made it thrice and I absolutely love it.
Elaneer Soufflé – Tender coconut Soufflé is such a delicate dessert that it doesn’t need any topping or garnish. It has to be enjoyed as is. You can maybe add small bits of Tender coconut flesh.
Ingredients
- 1 cup – Tender Coconut Water
- 1 cup – Coconut milk or milk
- 1/4 cup – Purée of tender coconut ( scooped and blended into smooth purée)
- 2/3 cup – Condensed milk
- 3 tsp – Gelatin
Method
- Blend the flesh of coconut into smooth paste. Make sure you don’t have any brown bits in it.
- Heat coconut water and gelatin till gelatin dissolves
- In the meantime boil milk.
- Add condensed milk to it and mix well.
- Add coconut water mixture to it and take it off from the flame.
- Let the mixture cool.
- To this add the puréed tender coconut flesh.
- Pass this through a seive into a jug.
- Pour them into glasses and refrigerate for four hours.
Note: If you are refrigerating for more than 4 hours, cover it with cling film or it tends to get dry.
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- 1 cup - Tender Coconut Water
- 1 cup - Coconut milk or milk
- ¼ cup - Purée of tender coconut ( scooped and blended into smooth purée)
- ⅔ cup - Condensed milk
- 3 tsp - Gelatin
- Blend the flesh of coconut into smooth paste. Make sure you don't have any brown bits in it.
- Heat coconut water and gelatin till gelatin dissolves
- In the meantime boil milk.
- Add condensed milk to it and mix well.
- Add coconut water mixture to it and take it off from the flame.
- Let the mixture cool.
- To this add the puréed tender coconut flesh.
- Pass this through a seive into a jug.
- Pour them into glasses and refrigerate for four hours.
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