Canning Homemade Coconut Milk page

[dell500]

Hey,

First time poster here.

I've been being primal/paleo since March. I love it. The biggest thing that I consume is homemade coconut milk.

Can coconut milk be canned to help preserve in the cupboard or in the fridge and not spoil?

Let me know. I can stuff all the time and am just wondering. Rather not waste precious coconut milk due to experiments.



Bradford

[Zanna]

Canning and Preserving Milk at Home : Razor Family Farms

Here's a guide.

[CocoaNut]

Personally, I use mason jars. Just grab one from the box in which they came, pour in the strained coconut milk (using a funnel), pop on the lid and screw on the ring. I have yet to have a single jar go bad, even though I don't bother sterilizing them. Admittedly, I haven't made all that many, but I have taken quite some time to consume some of them.

I keep it in my fridge and, when I need it, I put it in a small saucepan of water and heat it over low heat until the cream melts. Shake it up and serve.

Edit: By the way, I made a topic about this a while back, but nobody replied. What is your preferred ratio for homemade coconut milk?

[dell500]

Canning and Preserving Milk at Home : Razor Family Farms

Here's a guide.

Thanks you soooo much for this!!

Personally, I use mason jars. Just grab one from the box in which they came, pour in the strained coconut milk (using a funnel), pop on the lid and screw on the ring. I have yet to have a single jar go bad, even though I don't bother sterilizing them. Admittedly, I haven't made all that many, but I have taken quite some time to consume some of them.

I keep it in my fridge and, when I need it, I put it in a small saucepan of water and heat it over low heat until the cream melts. Shake it up and serve.

Edit: By the way, I made a topic about this a while back, but nobody replied. What is your preferred ratio for homemade coconut milk?

I do the same. I was just wondering temp/pressure and alotted time in the PC.

That article is the beeseneese!


Bradford

[brendavilleg]

I have yet to have a single jar go bad