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I saw Rick Bayless, a chef on TV, yesterday make a coconut pie using fresh coconut. He drilled out two eyes with a corkscrew, drained the milk through a strainer, and then placed the coconut in a 350 degree oven for 15 minutes. This makes the coconut flesh come away from the husk. He took it out of the oven and wrapped it in a towel and whacked it with a hammer. Took a small knife and pried the flesh away and peeled the brown stuff off with a pototo peeler. Hope this helps.

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Shared by: JimC, Oakley, CA
In reply to: ISO: best way to split a coconut
Board: What's For Dinner? at Recipelink.com
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1 ISO: best way to split a coconut
  Karen - England
2 Recipe: open a coconut without a machine
  eggy/m'sia
3 Thank You: Thanks once again Eggy!
  Karen - England
4 coconut flesh
  eggy/m'sia
5 Recipe: Opening an old coconut
  Susan, Hawaii
6 Eggy/Susan.....
  Karen - England
7 Recipe: coconut cracking
  JimC, Oakley, CA
8 Recipe(tried): best way to split a coconut
  Gussie, Georgia (usa)
9 JimC/Gussie
  Karen - England
10 Gosh! I haven't tackled a fresh coconut
  Jackie/MA
11 Thank You: Thanks Jackie......
  Karen - England
12 Hi Karen! Yes, I'm the one with Emily
  Jackie/MA
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