Coconut Condensed Milk

Makes approx 400g Prep Time 3 minutes   Cook Time 50 minutes   Rated: Print
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Homemade Condensed Coconut Milk in the Thermomix

If you love the rich, creamy flavor of coconut and need a dairy-free alternative to traditional condensed milk, this homemade condensed coconut milk is your new go-to! Made effortlessly in the Thermomix, it's the perfect base for countless sweet creations.

This velvety, plant-based condensed milk can be used in a variety of ways:

As a sweetener in your coffee or tea.

In vegan fudge or truffle recipes.

To drizzle over pancakes, waffles, or fresh fruit.

As a filling for pies, tarts, or cakes.

In no-churn plant based ice cream.

To elevate your smoothies with a creamy, tropical twist.

Whip up this versatile ingredient in minutes and keep it on hand for whenever you need a touch of coconut sweetness. Whether you're vegan, lactose-intolerant, or simply love experimenting with new recipes, this Thermomix recipe will become a staple in your kitchen!

It can be used in any recipe that uses regular condensed milk

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Need

Do

1  

Place milk and sugar (or honey) into Thermomix bowl and cook 10 min/90ºC/speed 5. This is to dissolve the sugar at a lower heat.

2  

Cook 40 min/Varoma/speed 5/spatter guard. If you don't have a spatter guard, use the simmering basket or Varoma on top of lid to allow reduction with minimal mess. Add the pinch of salt and stir through 4 sec/speed 5.

3  

Pour into a hot sterilised jar, cool to room temperature and store in the fridge until use.

4  

To sterilise bottles or jars;

5  

Give your jars and lids a hot soapy wash and a good rinse or put them through the dishwasher.

6  

Put jars upright onto a baking tray, place tray into a the oven at 110°C for about 15 minutes or until jars are completely dry.

7  

To sterilise the lids, the best practice is to boil them for 5 minutes and place them on a cooling rack to air-dry.

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