Ever since I learnt about
this dessert I was so desperate to make to this. I used to gaze at the tender
coconuts in Indian shops here which makes special appearance during festive occasions but without
the vettu kathi/ chopper there was no point in buying them. Hammer works well
for me to crack the coconut shell so I never had the need of vettu kathi to
crack my coconuts, so last year when I went to India I decided to pack one chopper in check
in luggage just for chopping my tender coconut, but at the last moment I dropped
the plan as I was worried about security checking. After that, I never thought
I would be able to make tender coconut pudding in my kitchen here until I saw
this frozen young coconut shavings in a Korean shop here. They had cans of
young coconut water too, so picked up both and tried making it. Finally I can
cross of my desire to make tender coconut pudding for the time being. It was a delicious dessert but I
think the frozen tender coconut didn’t do compete
justice to my pudding so I will be trying it again during my next vacation with
fresh tender coconut J
Ingredients ( serves 6)
Tender Coconuts shavings –
1cup ( from 2 tender coconuts)
Tender coconut water –
1 cup
Milk – 2 cup
Water – ½ cup
Gelatin – 15g/ 5 tsp
Condensed milk/Milk
maid – 200 ml / ½ tin
Sugar – ½ cup or as per
your sweetness
Method
- In a blender puree the tender coconut shavings with coconut water.
- In a heatproof bowl add boiling water and add gelatin and dissolve, keep it aside.
- Place milk, condensed milk and sugar in saucepan and warm till sugar dissolves. Let it cool down a bit.
- Add tender coconut puree to it and mix well.
- Finally add the gelatin mixture and mix.
- Pour the mixture into serving bowl and chill for 3-4 hours or until set.
I love tender coconut and the water so much that I can even skip my meals for that. Last time when we went for the vacation, I went crazy eating the tenders. I don't have any equipment to crack the coconut shell either, so I never buy fresh coconut here, only the frozen :(. The pudding looks beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so delicious Vinni! I am craving for some now... Wish I was in Kerala :)
ReplyDeletekalakki.. pudding super..
ReplyDeletedelicious elaneer pudding
ReplyDeleteeverytime we go home, we eat this... and everytime i want to make it here, somehow the time doesn't come... urs looks so tempting, i would love to make this really soon, hopefully... normally back home agar agar is used, though gelatine is better for lesser heartaches!!! hehe...
ReplyDeletePudding looks absolutely delicious n it's making drool :)
ReplyDeleteHard to resist to this luscious dessert.
ReplyDeleteCoconut desserts are my weakness, beautiful pudding.
Looks absolutely stunning.. awesome!!
ReplyDeleteI too wished to try this pudding from long tym,though I had in plenty at home but then was lazy to prepare pudding with it.now,literally craving for those tender ones..Pudding looks super yumm :)
ReplyDeleteuff...ennike vaaya...panni ayaalo....u left me craving for it and i am thinking where can I get some tender coconut right now to make it...looks so drool worthy
ReplyDeletekothiyavunnu... my moms sister made this first for us ever and been a fan ever since.. how did u manage to get it here vineetha?
ReplyDelete@sherin...i didnt use fresh tender coconut dear eventhough we get it here in srilankan shop ( i dont have vettu kathi to break it ) so i picked up frozen shavings of elaneer and canned tender coconut water :)
ReplyDeleteHow much ml is 2 cups milk?
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