Juliette Lewis Knows Coconut Milk Is The Most Addictive White Stuff
Written by Vegetarian Star on October 5th, 2010 in Actresses, Food & Drink, Recipes.
Oh, no. The life of stardom has turned Juliette Lewis into an addict who can’t break the habit of the white stuff. The coconut stuff, that is.
“Since I’m a health freak, it’s my crack,” the actress told New York Magazine of coconut milk, before getting her fix of a smoothie with extra coconut and hemp protein.
Thankfully, coconut milk is both legal and readily available for purchase in the non-seedy parts of town during the daylight hours. One brand you might see regularly in natural foods stores in Thai Kitchen. Originating in Thailand, the excellent non-dairy substitute is made from pressing ripe coconuts and adding nothing else–no preservatives or chemicals.
Since coconut milk isn’t a naturally low-fat liquid, a lighter variety exists in the Thai Kitchen brand with 60% less fat and calories. There’s also a 95% organic can for the health food purists.
Normally thought of as a base for pastas and soups, coconut milk can actually be a valuable ingredients to several types of dishes.
Here are just a few of the dishes we found using coconut milk from the popular and mostly vegetarian recipe blog, 101 Cookbooks.
- Soups–Coconut Red Lentil, Thai-Spiced Pumpkin
- Desserts–Fantasy-Ish Fudge
- Curry-Cashew Curry, In A Hurry Green Curry
- Rice–Purple Jasmine Coconut Rice
- Breads–Coconut-Maroon Pancakes, Roast Banana Pumpkin Breakfast Bread, Toasted Peanut Bread
- Veggies–Nikki’s Sweet Potatoes
- Salad-Spring Roll Salad
- Pasta–Slurp-Tastic Herb Noodles
Photo: PR Photos
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