Coconut flour is
gluten-free, grain-free and wheat-free, making it one of the healthiest
flour if not the healthiest flour you can use in food preparation.
It is very low in carbohydrates hence it
is great for diabetic recipes. Coconut flour is very high in fibre and
digests easily, making it a great option for weight management.
Coconut flour can be used to prepare all
the pastries that we use wheat flour to prepare but because it is
gluten-free, it requires a bit of tweaking to get it to function like
wheat flour in recipes. Gluten is the substance present in wheat that
makes wheat flour elastic. It is the protein found in cereal grains and
some people are allergic to it.
Recipes using Coconut Flour coming soon so stay tuned!
It has a mild smell of coconut. You can
buy coconut flour in some shops but nothing beats the organic one you
make at home free from preservatives and other unknown ingredients.
To make Coconut Flour, the only thing you need is the chaff or fibre you get from the blended coconuts when making Coconut Milk, Refined Coconut Oil and Virgin Coconut Oil. That chaff can also be used to makeShuku Shuku.
Watch the video below for how to make
coconut flour. I made the two types, the plain Coconut Flour and the one
I like to call Wholemeal Coconut Flour if there’s anything like that.
lol
Watch the Video
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