Brazilian recipe
Coconut Fudge Squares (Cocada de corte)
A traditional Brazilian coconut confection with a firm texture and rich, sweet flavor, perfect for gatherings and special occasions.
0.0 / 5 by 0 Reviews
Ingredients
1 can of sweetened condensed milk
2 measures of sugar (using the empty condensed milk can)
1 packet of dried grated coconut (100g)
2 measures of sugar (using the empty condensed milk can)
1 packet of dried grated coconut (100g)
Where to find ingredients
Sweetened condensed milk, sugar, and dried grated coconut can be found in any local grocery store or supermarket. If dry grated coconut is unavailable, fresh grated coconut may be used as a substitute, though it will result in a slightly different texture.
Preparation method
- In a heavy-bottomed pot, combine the sweetened condensed milk, sugar, and grated coconut.
- Place the pot over low heat, stirring constantly to ensure even cooking.
- Cook for approximately 15 minutes, or until the mixture begins to pull away from the bottom of the pan.
- Pour the mixture onto a smooth, greased surface, such as a marble slab or a greased baking pan.
- Level the surface with a greased rolling pin if necessary.
- Allow the mixture to cool completely.
- Cut the coconut fudge into squares or your preferred shape.
Observations
Cocada de corte is a classic Brazilian treat, cherished for its characteristic firm texture and deep coconut sweetness. Traditionally crafted at home, it serves as a practical choice for festive celebrations, children's parties, or simply as an indulgent daily sweet.
This straightforward recipe relies on pantry staples and a direct cooking method, yielding a delicious confection that appeals to all. The quick preparation makes it an ideal choice for those seeking a homemade sweet without unnecessary complications.
This straightforward recipe relies on pantry staples and a direct cooking method, yielding a delicious confection that appeals to all. The quick preparation makes it an ideal choice for those seeking a homemade sweet without unnecessary complications.
Ratings and comments