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HOW TO GET BAGGED COCONUT BACK TO BEING MOIST?
I have a few recipes I want to try (macaroons & coconut cake) and I have alot of coconut that are in bags, but it has gone dry. Is there any way I can get it moist again, or can i just use it in the recipes dry and hope that it will draw the moisture from the eggs & milk that are in the recipes? Thank you for your help.
3 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
put a little water in it and next time seal your bag tightly and store it in your fridge instead of your pantry
- Hope Leslie ShyLv 71 decade ago
Add some extra milk in your recipe, and let it sit for a little while before baking. Give the dry coconut time to absorb the extra moisture.
- ?Lv 71 decade ago
I keep mine in the freezer and it stays moist. Maybe you could buy some coconut milk in a can in the store and pour a little bit on it to give it some flavor and moisture. They sell it in the grocery stores.
