It's time for another Behind the Curtain Dessert Challenge by Lady Behind the Curtain! Are you wondering, 'what's the Behind the Curtain Dessert Challenge?' Every month we are assigned two ingredients (this month it's Coconut and lime). We are to take those two ingredients and create or find a recipe using those ingredients.
It's finally warming up around here, so I thought it would be fun to make some homemade popsicles. My kids LOVE popsicles. In the spring/summer months the freezer is always stocked with freezer pops and different kinds of popsicles, but HOMEMADE popsicles are an extra special treat!
Recipe Link
Ingredients
1 can coconut milk (I used this kind)
Juice of 1 lime
3 Tablespoons of honey
1 pound strawberries, cleaned and chopped
Directions
1. Stir together coconut milk, lime juice and honey in med. bowl.
2. Add chopped strawberries to popsicle molds.
3. Pour in coconut milk mixture. Shake molds to make sure you get the coconut milk mixture throughout.
4. Put in freezer until frozen.
5. Put popsicle mold quickly under running hot water for easier removal of the popsicles.
Makes about 8 popsicles
Adapted from Anja's Food for Thought
The Results...
Coconut-Lime Popsicles with Strawberries are very simple to make and full of healthy ingredients. I made these popsicles after the older kids were off to school in the morning. They were frozen and ready to eat by the time the kids returned home.
All four kids mostly liked them. My son liked the coconut-lime part, but didn't care for the chopped strawberries inside. My 8 yr. old suggested that I puree the strawberries next time and mix them with the rest of the ingredients to make a smooth popsicle. My 5 yr. old liked the chopped strawberries inside. My toddler didn't say much, she was too busy eating her popsicle. She ate her whole popsicle, except for one bite that I tried to sneak (which she was not very happy about!).
Here are more yummy coconut and lime recipes from the challenge..........
I also share recipes at these linky parties.
It's finally warming up around here, so I thought it would be fun to make some homemade popsicles. My kids LOVE popsicles. In the spring/summer months the freezer is always stocked with freezer pops and different kinds of popsicles, but HOMEMADE popsicles are an extra special treat!
Recipe Link
Ingredients
1 can coconut milk (I used this kind)
Juice of 1 lime
3 Tablespoons of honey
1 pound strawberries, cleaned and chopped
Directions
1. Stir together coconut milk, lime juice and honey in med. bowl.
2. Add chopped strawberries to popsicle molds.
3. Pour in coconut milk mixture. Shake molds to make sure you get the coconut milk mixture throughout.
4. Put in freezer until frozen.
5. Put popsicle mold quickly under running hot water for easier removal of the popsicles.
Makes about 8 popsicles
Adapted from Anja's Food for Thought
Chopped strawberries added almost up to the "Fill To" line. |
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! |
Coconut-Lime Popsicles with Strawberries are very simple to make and full of healthy ingredients. I made these popsicles after the older kids were off to school in the morning. They were frozen and ready to eat by the time the kids returned home.
All four kids mostly liked them. My son liked the coconut-lime part, but didn't care for the chopped strawberries inside. My 8 yr. old suggested that I puree the strawberries next time and mix them with the rest of the ingredients to make a smooth popsicle. My 5 yr. old liked the chopped strawberries inside. My toddler didn't say much, she was too busy eating her popsicle. She ate her whole popsicle, except for one bite that I tried to sneak (which she was not very happy about!).
Here are more yummy coconut and lime recipes from the challenge..........
I also share recipes at these linky parties.
Popping over to pin your recipe ! Looks delicious ;-)
ReplyDeleteLinda
With A Blast
This was a great idea for our warm weather! Great combination of flavors!
ReplyDeleteThank you Kate!
DeleteYum! What a great mom you are to serve up sweets that are tasty and healthy, too. (Great use of coconut milk.) Thanks for the recipe and great idea =)
ReplyDeleteThank you! I just stopped over and saw your delicious pie.
DeleteYour popsicles look delicious and so refreshing - these are a must try for this summer!
ReplyDeleteThis really looks delicious. A really nice creamy treat. Yes!
ReplyDeleteVelva
It sounds like these received your children's seal of approval...and I can see why!
ReplyDeleteThese sound so refreshing!
ReplyDeleteThese sound fabulous! Pinning! Thanks for sharing at Sweet & Savory Saturdays #12!
ReplyDelete~Amber
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