🇧🇷 Chef Léo Oliveira
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Rustic, creamy, and moist sweetened condensed milk coconut candy recipe, ideal for selling.
Recipe Video
Ingredients
- 400g de Dried shredded coconut (unsweetened)
- 500g de Sweetened condensed milk
- 350g de Granulated sugar
- 120ml de Water
Instructions
Prepare the syrup: Place the granulated sugar and water in a saucepan. Mix gently before turning on the heat to prevent crystallization.
Dica: Avoid scraping down the sides of the pan when mixing.
Heat the syrup over medium heat, watching for the firm-thread stage, which should resemble the glucose stage (when a drop in ice water forms a soft, pliable thread). Briefly turn off the heat when the syrup reaches this stage to add the coconut.
Dica: The correct stage is when the mixture tested in ice water seems pliable, like glucose.
Add the shredded coconut to the hot syrup and mix quickly. Turn the heat back on to low.
Dica: Turning off the heat when adding the coconut prevents the syrup from cooking too quickly.
Add the sweetened condensed milk to the mixture, keeping the heat on low, and stir continuously. If the coconut sticks to the bottom, add a few drops of water to loosen it, without making the mixture runny.
Dica: Use low heat to prevent the coconut from scorching on the bottom of the pan.
Cook, stirring, until all moisture evaporates and the mixture completely pulls away from the bottom of the pan, appearing dry when swirled.
Dica: The final stage is reached when no visible syrup remains at the bottom of the pan.
Prepare a surface (baking sheet or countertop) by lining it with parchment paper or plastic wrap (if you don't have parchment paper). Pour the hot mixture onto the prepared surface.
Dica: No greasing is necessary if you use parchment paper.
Shape the rustic coconut candies using two spoons, forming small mounds with an irregular shape, and place them side-by-side on the prepared surface. It is essential to shape them while the mixture is still hot.
Dica: Don't worry about making them perfectly aligned; the goal is a rustic look.
Let the candies rest at room temperature for 1 to 2 hours until they are firm and dry enough to handle and package.
Dica: Firmness is necessary for them to be packaged for sale or serving.
Wrap the coconut candies in cellophane (or place them in candy cups for display) once they are firm, ready to serve or sell.
Dica: The expected yield is about 24 candies weighing 60g to 65g each.
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