INGREDIENTS

INSTRUCTIONS

1.  Put the grated coconut in a saucepan and add the sugar and milk.
Bring to the boil and cook about 5 minutes.  Let cool. 2. Strain the
liquid through a piece of cheesecloth and squeeze the
coconut meat to extract as much liquid as possible. Reserve 2
cups of the grated meat and discard the rest or put it to another
use. 3. Put the egg yolks in a mixing bowl and beat with a whisk. Beat
in the sweetened liquid and scrape the mixture into a saucepan
and heat.  Use a wooden spoon and stir constantly, this way and
that, making certain that the spoon touches all over the bottom
of the saucepan.  Cook until the mixture has a custard-like
consistency and coats the sides of the spoon (180 degrees). Do
not let the sauce boil, or it will curdle.  This cooking will rid
the custard of the raw taste of the yolks. 4. Immediately remove the
sauce from the heat and continue stirring.
Set the saucepan in a basin of cold water to reduce the
temperature.  Let the sauce cool to room temperature. 5. Pour the
custard into the container of an electric or hand-
cranked ice cream maker.  Partly freeze according to the
manufacturer's instructions.  Add the reserved 2 cups of coconut
pulp and continue freezing until solid.
* GRATED FRESH COCONUT
Use 1 or 2 coconuts.  It is best to use 2 in case 1 isn't sweet enough.
Select large coconuts that are heavy and contain a lot of liquid. You can
determine the amount of liquid when you shake the coconut.
Pierce the "eyes" of the coconut with an ice pick. Crack the shell of the
coconut in several places, using a hammer or hatchet.
Pry out the flesh with a blunt knife.  Pare away the dark skin. Grate the
coconut using the coarse blade of a grater or a food processor.
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