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jeanette1976 | 17:15 Sat 30th Dec 2006 | Food & Drink
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I've got a small tin of this and wondered what to make with it... any suggestions?

I was either going to make a curry or just use it to cook coconut rice or even coconut rice pudding.

Would you prefer to have it in rice or rice pudding? Sorry, but I hate having to decide!!!!
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Pina Colada

3 oz Light rum
3 tblsp Coconut milk
3 tblsp Pineapple, Crushed
Put all ingredients into an electric blender with 2 cups of crushed ice. Blend at a high speed for a short length of time. Strain into a collins glass and serve with a straw.
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Excellent idea , you absolute sweetheart! X
What's a 'Collins' glass BBW? Sorry to butt in on your thread jeanette. Cheers, Andy
Andy - it is an old timey cocktail:)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Collins

The Tom Collins is a cocktail and a variation on a Gin Sour. It is made of:

two parts gin
one part freshly squeezed lemon juice
drizzle of sugar spirit
chilled soda water to taste
sprig of fresh mint
Mix the first three ingredients in a tall glass with ice, then top up with soda water and garnish with mint.

Nowadays, commercial "sweet and sour" is often used as a replacement for the sugar and lemon juice.

Various versions replace the gin and rename the drink:

Brandy Collins (Brandy)
Jack Collins (Applejack)
John Collins (Bourbon)
Mike Collins (Irish whiskey)
Pedro Collins (Rum), also Rum Collins
Sandy (or Jock) Collins (Scotch)
Comrade Collins (Vodka), also Vodka Collins
Jos� Collins (Tequila)
lol jeanette - glad I could help - you can also use pineapple juice instead of pineapple and avoid using the blender at all:)
Get some thai curry paste (at an asian supermarket or english one if you dont mind paying double), fry a tablespoon till fragrant then add the cream that's risen to the top of the can. Then add chicken, veg etc and the rest of the coconut milk. Season with salt, light brown (or palm) sugar and fish sauce if you have it.
When the chicken's cooked you've got yourself a thai curry that cost about a quid. Adding sweet & sour vegetables/fruits is a good bet too. Tinned pineapple, bamboo shoots, mango etc
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Thanks all, but I'm probably going to have to throw it away tonight as I opened it and put it in a cup in the fridge... now its gone hard.... unless its solidified?! Perhaps I can still use it.....
Are you sure it wasnt just the fat that had risen to the top?

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