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Home Cooking Adventures in Berkeley Heights

Jersey Corn and Coconut Pudding

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Have a lot of corn at this point in your life?  Me too.  Just Farmed has supplied a ton of it to us the last couple of weeks and from what I understand we have more coming!  So, I was looking for something to do with it and ran across this recipe.  I gave my wife a number of options as to how we would use the corn and she requested that I make this.  So, I made it last weekend and it turned out great.  Both the corn and the coconut flavors came through.  Scented with a bit of cinnamon on top, it turned out to be a great dessert, though a bit sweet for my taste overall. I followed the recipe verbatim…something I almost NEVER do.   It didn’t take very long to make and it certainly isn’t a complicated recipe to follow or execute.  Anyway, if you try it, I hope you enjoy it!

Corn and Coconut Pudding:

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Author: Craig

I live in Berkeley Heights, NJ and have lived here for about a year with my wife Tara. Prior to that we lived in Hoboken, NJ. I studied cooking professionally at the International Culinary Center in SOHO, focusing on classic French cuisine. Growing up, I've lived all over the country from St. Louis to Topeka, KS to Washington D.C. to Texas (Dallas and Austin). I love music and listen to a wide variety and may even mention it within the blog. I also am a huge sports fan, following The St. Louis Cardinals baseball team as well as Dallas Cowboys football (I don't want to hear about your hatred of the Cowboys...I've heard it all). Hope you enjoy the site!

2 thoughts on “Jersey Corn and Coconut Pudding

  1. Erica's avatar

    Did you use a canned, refrigerated, fresh, or vacuum packed coconut milk? Thanks!

    • Craig's avatar

      Hi Erica,

      Thanks for reading the blog! I used a can of organic unsweetened coconut milk. I’m away or I’d take a picture of it. I’m not sure what the results would be if you used the other options you mention but if you have a preference, there’s no harm in giving it a whirl to see if you like the results. Hope that helps!
      Craig

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