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March 7, 2018 Desserts

ELAneer Soufflé – Tender Coconut Soufflé

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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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ELAneer Soufflé - Tender Coconut Soufflé
 
Ingredients
  • 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
Instructions
  1. Blend the flesh of coconut into smooth paste. Make sure you don't have any brown bits in it.
  2. Heat coconut water and gelatin till gelatin dissolves
  3. In the meantime boil milk.
  4. Add condensed milk to it and mix well.
  5. Add coconut water mixture to it and take it off from the flame.
  6. Let the mixture cool.
  7. To this add the puréed tender coconut flesh.
  8. Pass this through a seive into a jug.
  9. Pour them into glasses and refrigerate for four hours.
Notes
This recipe is adopted from the blog Fullscoops.
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