"A what?!?" you might ask. Well, I couldn't come up with a name for this tasty treat, so this is what came about from my three boys: Pineapple + Coconut + Mochi* + Twinkie-shaped = Piña Colada MOwinkie.
*Mochi is rice flour.
A huge number of my culinary adventures come about because I do not have the ingredients listed and I refuse to go to the grocery store before six in the morning. So, I make adjustments, usually, to great success. For this, I started with my ChocoCoco MOffins...but didn't have any milk. What I did have was some leftover crème fraîche and pineapple juice.
A huge number of my culinary adventures come about because I do not have the ingredients listed and I refuse to go to the grocery store before six in the morning. So, I make adjustments, usually, to great success. For this, I started with my ChocoCoco MOffins...but didn't have any milk. What I did have was some leftover crème fraîche and pineapple juice.
3 eggs
1/2 C canola oil1 C crème fraîche
1 C pineapple juice
1/2 C organic raw sugar
1 T baking powder2 T shredded coconut
1 box of rice flour
young coconut in a jar**
**You should be able to find this young coconut in a jar in any Asian market, or maybe even the ethnic food section of a regular grocery store.
Mix the eggs and oil. Then mix everything else except for young coconut. Pour half the batter into an oiled cream canoe pan.
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