Coconut toffee

This coconut toffee is a popular Indian Christmas sweet. You simply need 4 basic ingredients to make this yummy dessert- Coconut, semolina, sugar, and some ghee. You can either flavor it with cardamom powder, rose extract, or vanilla extract.

COCONUT TOFFEE COCONUT CANDY Coconut Rock is a great homemade treat to have whenever your sweet tooth acts up. It's also a wonderful option to serve at parties as an easy dessert or can be added to little goody bags or used as party favours. Made with a tempting combination of fresh shredded coconut, sugar and milk powder, butter etc

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Coconut toffee

A popular Christmas toffee prepared in Catholic homes. Today, it took me down memory lane when I was first struggling to master it. So easy to make with the usual process of stirring the coconut mixture over the fire. Ready within 30 minutes made with eit

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Pol toffee also known as coconut toffee or coconut rocks is a traditional Sri Lankan sweet made in Sri Lanka. I am actually unsure of its origin or if this sweet is specially made for Christmas but it is definitely something really popular during Christmas.Pol Toffee (Coconut toffee recipe)As a kid, my mum made pol toffee (Coconut rocks), Kiri toffee ( Milk toffee) for Christmas and made the best pol toffee. Moist and delicious. I still remember when she makes them for Christmas she would…

Toffee Kunafa with Coconut Sauce – From My Kitchen

UPDATE: I’ve added a new, better picture for the milk cream and the video recipe for it at the end of the post. The recipe is still the same great recipe. As promised in last weeks post, this week as well, I’m sharing 2 lovely treats. One is a little time consuming, the other far...

Adapted from Martha Stewart's site. I cut the original recipe in half and modified the cooking instructions considerably. Feel free to check out the original recipe if you'd prefer a sweeter caramel. Note: when cooking sugar, subtract 2°F from the target temperature for every 1000 ft above sea level.

The Get Your Chef On (GYCO) challenge is back for round two, and this time the secret ingredient is coconut! I was so excited to see that Julie and Jen chose coconut this go around, because it is one of my favorite sweet treats. I'm excited to collect some new wonderful coconut recipes from my fellow participants. You can also check out the lemon souffle I made for the last GYCO challenge. I was scrolling through my Pinterest boards looking for inspiration for a new coconut recipe when I…

This is a common sweets in Sri Lanka, popular during festive seasons.

Tim Tams...Toffee Apple, Salted Caramel and Coconut Cream (Australia)

There will be cake. It may take me a few weeks to share the recipe with you, but I promise there will be cake. Consider these your warm...

These No-Bake Coconut Cream Balls are a quick and delightful treat made with creamy coconut and simple pantry staples. Perfect for holidays or anytime snacking, they are bite-sized morsels of indulgence.

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Great Crispy Toasted Coconut flakes made from fresh Coconuts, nice toasted flavor, crispy, with a hint of sweetness. This is absolutely delicious and just addicting to eat!

Delightfully sweet and tasty cubes of Coconut Candy made with dried grated coconut when freshly grated coconut is not available. Video included.