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  5:03 pm  |   January 10 2012   |  5,809 notes   |  View comments  

Here&#8217;s a picture of a piece of the vegan chocolate coconut ganache tart I made this afternoon. I decided it was succesful half way through my piece and that I should take a photo!
I&#8217;m not much of a cook, really, so I wasn&#8217;t expecting this experiment to turn out.
I wondered if ganache could be made with coconut cream/milk, so I Googled it. Turns out it can. I used non-lite coconut milk. 
Base:
Smash up Arnott&#8217;s Nice biscuits and mix with melted vegan spread (e.g. Olivani), like you&#8217;re making a cheesecake base. Push it into your pie dish. I used a stainless steel bowl and lined it with foil, so I could lift it out and cut it into slices. Put it in the fridge to set.
Ganache:
1:1 Coconut cream/milk (not lite) and vegan dark chocolate.
Break the chocolate up in a heat-proof bowl and ignore it for a while.
Heat the coconut cream/milk in a pot until it&#8217;s just about to boil, but not boiling. Take it off the heat and pour it over the chocolate in the bowl. Leave it for a couple of minutes and then stir with a fork until the chocolate has melted and it&#8217;s all mixed.
Pour the ganache over the base and set for at least a few hours in the fridge. 
If I made it again, I think I&#8217;d slightly up the chocolate to milk.

Here’s a picture of a piece of the vegan chocolate coconut ganache tart I made this afternoon. I decided it was succesful half way through my piece and that I should take a photo!

I’m not much of a cook, really, so I wasn’t expecting this experiment to turn out.

I wondered if ganache could be made with coconut cream/milk, so I Googled it. Turns out it can. I used non-lite coconut milk. 

Base:

Smash up Arnott’s Nice biscuits and mix with melted vegan spread (e.g. Olivani), like you’re making a cheesecake base. Push it into your pie dish. I used a stainless steel bowl and lined it with foil, so I could lift it out and cut it into slices. Put it in the fridge to set.

Ganache:

1:1 Coconut cream/milk (not lite) and vegan dark chocolate.

Break the chocolate up in a heat-proof bowl and ignore it for a while.

Heat the coconut cream/milk in a pot until it’s just about to boil, but not boiling. Take it off the heat and pour it over the chocolate in the bowl. Leave it for a couple of minutes and then stir with a fork until the chocolate has melted and it’s all mixed.

Pour the ganache over the base and set for at least a few hours in the fridge. 

If I made it again, I think I’d slightly up the chocolate to milk.

  8:00 pm  |   January 9 2012   |  1 note   |  View comments  

oaariki:

oaariki:

  2:20 pm  |   January 9 2012   |  3 notes   |  View comments  

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  2:09 pm  |   January 9 2012   |  42 notes   |  View comments  

Present!

Tessa gave me a little kaleidoscope in my stocking, so I made a gif:

  11:22 pm  |   December 26 2011   |  4 notes   |  View comments  

T brought home a Christmas tree.

T brought home a Christmas tree.

  11:19 pm  |   December 23 2011   |  View comments  

Play by Goapele

maura:

So glad I didn’t set my 2k11 lists in stone yet.

  6:24 pm  |   December 18 2011   |  18 notes   |  View comments  

postmodernish:

e-pic:

Taran Killam recreates Robyn’s Call Your Girlfriend video at 4:30AM on writing night. (x)

Blessings.

  10:25 pm  |   December 16 2011   |  227 notes   |  View comments  

New Coco Solid with Tim Checkley is hot. It was my favourite bit of the Pacific Rims mix tape.

  11:29 pm  |   December 13 2011   |  View comments  

This is exactly the kind of dance I do with exactly the kind of lyrics about exactly the kind of topic - putting things in my stomach. &lt;3 Britta.

This is exactly the kind of dance I do with exactly the kind of lyrics about exactly the kind of topic - putting things in my stomach. <3 Britta.

  7:07 pm  |   December 11 2011   |  View comments  

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