Brilio.net - Coconut milk stock for cooking sometimes has to be put in the freezer so it lasts longer. However, this automatically becomes additional homework when you want to process it into cooking, because frozen coconut milk must be thawed first before cooking. If you cook frozen coconut milk straight away, it usually still clumps and the appearance of the food is less beautiful.
Most people thaw frozen coconut milk by heating it directly in a pan or letting it melt at room temperature. However, waiting for the frozen coconut milk to melt will definitely take a relatively long time, right?
So, for those of you who don't want to linger in the kitchen waiting for frozen coconut milk to melt, this trick from TikTok account user @najwaaaramly can be used as inspiration. After all, this trick is really simple, it only takes a few seconds to turn frozen coconut milk into liquid and non-clumping.
"Before this, I always threw away the rest of the coconut milk... because if you want to cook frozen coconut milk it's not beautiful... (before this I always threw away the rest of the coconut milk, because if you cooked frozen coconut milk it wouldn't be beautiful anymore)," wrote TikTok account user @najwaaaramly in the video caption, reported by BrilioFood on Friday (28/6).
How to thaw frozen coconut milk without heating.
First, put the frozen coconut milk into the blender glass. Yup, this trick for melting frozen coconut milk will be practiced with a blender. Then, add a little warm water to it to speed up the process of melting the coconut milk later.
photo: TikTok/@najwaaaramly
If so, immediately process the coconut milk with a blender for a few seconds until the texture is liquid and completely smooth. The owner of the TikTok account @najwaaaramly shows the results of his processed coconut milk, it turns out this trick works, you know.
photo: TikTok/@najwaaaramly
After the coconut milk becomes liquid, you can immediately use this kitchen ingredient to cook your favorite dishes. How about it, it's really easy to melt frozen coconut milk using the TikTok account @najwaaaramly, right?
photo: TikTok/@najwaaaramly