Best coconut flour recipes

I bet you have all jumped on the coconut flour band wagon! I did too and now my cupboards are sporting two different types of coconut flour, but the big question is, what to do with it?

Coconut flour is created from defatted coconut meat that is dried and ground. It is a healthy alternative to grain flours and provides a light delicious taste to your favorite recipes that require flour.

It is low in digestible carbohydrates and high in fiber. It is perfect for those who have food sensitivities to gluten since it is a gluten free product.

You can use coconut flour to bake or cook your favorite dishes such as cakes and cookies and using it as a delicious coating for fish, chicken or vegetables.

It is far more dense than your normal flour and therefore needs a lot more moisture when using for baking. My favourite coconut flour is Organic Coconut Flour from Coconut Merchant.

I had a look around the blogging scene for some easy and delicious coconut flour recipes and decided to share some of the many I found with you. You ready? Let's get started!

Here are the best coconut flour recipes:

Protein Bounty Truffles by me!

Protein Bounty Truffles by Hedi Hearts

 

Mayan Dark Chocolate Pie by the lovely Alisa from Go Dairy Free

 

Lemon Bars by the lovely Simplify Your Health

 

Courgette/Zucchini bread by me

 

Gluten Free Pecan Pie Muffins by Go Dairy Free

 

Berrylicious Suprise Muffins by the talented SpamellaB

 

Paleo Cashew Coconut Protein Fudge by masterchef Arman from The Big Man's World

 

Tropical Pie by me

 

Spiced Pumpkin and dark chocolate chip slices with Acai berry frosting by SpamellaB for my blog

Spiced Pumpkin and dark chocolate chip slices with Acai berry frosting

 

Sweet potato fries by me

Sweet potato fries

 

Chewy Chocolate and Coconut cookies  by the awesome Eat Pray Cook

Using Healthy Alternative Flours

Many home cooks wonder how they can use these healthy alternative flours. You can enjoy cooking your favorite things such as cookies, pies, fudge, crumb bars, waffles and pancakes. You can also use the flour to create a flavoursome coating by adding tasty spices to the flour and coating poultry, fish, meat and vegetables. Creating healthy breads and amazing pizza crust are also popular options.

White Flour Risks

By consuming white flour on a regular basis you are putting yourself and your family at an increased risk of developing high cholesterol, diabetes and high blood pressure. You are also at a higher risk of a stroke, heart attack and becoming obese. Obesity from eating an unhealthy diet, including white flour, can cause you to experience anxiety, fatigue, hypoglycemia, depression and put you at risk of developing liver disease, arthritis, inflammatory diseases and even some cancers.

Much love,
Hedi