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coconut oil, sugar, brown sugar , firmly packed, turbinado sugar, eggs, pure vanilla extract, all purpose flour, coconut flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, banana (overripe) mashed, coconut milk, pecans, flaked coconut

coconut flour, eggs, vanilla, salt, coconut oil, coconut milk, agave nectar, baking powder, stevia

coconut flour, melted coconut oil (or butter), coconut milk (or heavy cream), eggs, vanilla, baking powder, honey, walnuts (or pecans), salt

coconut banana bread with key lime glaze, all-purpose flour, baking soda, teaspoonsalt, sweet butter, granulated sugar, eggs, mashed bananas, plain yogurt, dark rum ( i omitted the rum and added more sour cream), vanilla (if you omit the rum add 1 tsp ), fresh grated coconut, key lime glaze, coconut flakes, powdered sugar, key lime juice, key lime glaze, combine ingredients , stirring with a whisk and drizzle over banana breads while still warm., cool completely on wire rack

coconut cream cheese lb cake, all-purpose flour,plus more for pan, unsalted butter,room temperature, shortening, cream cheese,room temperature, sugar, eggs, baking soda, salt, shredded coconut flavoring, coconut flavoring, vanilla

coconut cake, white sugar, shortening, egg yolks, vanilla extract, flaked coconut, all-purpose flour, baking powder, milk, room temperature, egg whites, all-purpose flour, milk, white sugar, butter, room temperature, shortening, vanilla extract

coconut flour, baking soda (heaping), cinnamon (heaping), salt, eggs, coconut oil, melted, vanilla, bananas, mashed (over ripe , almost black is best), honey, pecans

butter, softened, cream cheese, softened, coconut, chopped pecans, uncooked oatmeal, vanilla, powdered sugar, toasted coconut

coconut cream pie ix, tripled recipe for large 12 pie pan), sugar, flour, milk, heavy cream, egg yolks beaten, flaked coconut, baked pie shell

grated coconut, divided, eggs, lightly beaten, milk, sugar, vanilla extract, sweetened whipped cream

coconut , see cook s note, vegetable oil , for cake pan, cake flour, plus extra for pans, approximately 3 cups, baking powder, kosher salt, fresh coconut milk, fresh coconut cream, unsalted butter, room temperature, sugar, approximately 2 1/4 cups, coconut extract, egg whites, coconut water, egg whites, sugar, approximately 1 3/4 cups, coconut water, cream of tartar, kosher salt, coconut extract, vanilla extract, grated coconut from 1 coconut, approximately 8 to 10 oz

coconut pancake, all-purpose flour, baking powder, sugar, unsweetened coconut, salt, eggs, separated, milk, coconut milk, unsalted butter , melted butter, for greasing the pan, coconut cream, cream, chilled, sugar, coconut cream, mixed tropical fruit, diced strawberries, kiwi, peeled, diced, chopped fresh pineapple, coconut-flavored rum or liqueur, procedure

cooked rice (grain length unimportant), eggs, lightly whisked, white sugar or 1/3 cup brown sugar, coconut milk, canned or 1 cup coconut coffee creamer, milk, vanilla, flaked coconut, toasted coconut

baked deep dish pie shells, coconut milk, white sugar, egg yolks, beaten, coconut extract, salt, cornstarch, coconut flakes, lemon juice, water

angel flake sweetened coconut, toasted, shake -and-bake, original chicken, curry powder, ground red pepper, egg, raw shrimp, peeled and deveined, orange marmalade, rice wine vinegar, crushed red pepper flakes

coconut flour, baking soda, sea salt, eggs, coconut oil, melted and cooled, yacon syrup (or other sweetener if not following candida diet), vanilla extract (use alcohol-free), butter (softened ), vanilla extract (use alcohol-free), yacon syrup (or powdered yacon if you can find it)

butter, softened, powdered sugar, toasted coconut, vanilla extract, all-purpose flour, baking powder, salt