Name: Coconut, Fresh Shredded
Ingredients: 1 Fresh coconut; 1 Ice pick or nail; 1 Mallet or hammer; 1 Strong Awl Or Screw Driver With A Pointed; Tip; 1 Fine Grating Blade For Food Processor

When criticism comes, we must remember that our response is what we are modeling for others. The following principles help us eliminate defensiveness and pride: 1. Search for any part of the criticism that is true and own it (Psm. 51:4). 2. Make no demands on others to treat you as if there’d never been an offense (Psm. 138:6; Pro. 3:34; Mat. 3:12; 1 Pet. 5:6-7). 3. When a criticism has no merit, seek to understand how the person could’ve drawn their conclusions. 4. If a complaint is leveled with sinful attitudes, forgive the offense quickly and lavishly, exercise self-control, and respond with carefully chosen words and attitudes.

Jerry Wragg

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		All about	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Fresh coconut
1		Ice pick or nail
1		Mallet or hammer
1		Strong Awl Or Screw Driver With A Pointed; Tip
1		Fine Grating Blade For Food Processor

INSTRUCTIONS

TOOLS NEEDED
Tap a hole in each "eye" of the coconut---there are three. Turn coconut
upside down over a small bowl, and drain all liquid. This liquid is not
coconut milk; however it may be strained and used as a flavoring ingredient
after heating over low heat and reducing to half of its original volume. It
will have a strong coconut flavor. After drained, place coconut on a cookie
sheet and bake in a 350&deg;F oven for 20 to 30 minutes, or until the shell
cracks. Remove from oven, wrap in a towel and tap with a hammer. Separate
shell from meat (meat will separate easily). Peel off brown skin with a
vegetable peeler. The coconut meat can now be grated by hand or cut into
pieces and processed in your food processor, using the steel blade or the
grating/shredding disc.
Recipe by: In Love W/Food Proc. P-34 & 35
Posted to MC-Recipe Digest V1 #1007 by Mitch <mmitch-fay@worldnet.att.net>
on Jan 12, 1998

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