Your doing such a good job on your channel. I love the way you take the time to explain your steps in the videos and it not too elaborate just the right info. Big up!
They look so perfect🔥I remember back the days going high school in Jamaica,these were always my favourite snack to make coconut drops and peanut drops,Love it❤️❤️
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Thank you! My grandmother was Bajan and my Dad used to make a coconut candy using STRIPS of coconut rather than diced chunks. I can’t find a recipe for candy exactly like his, so it seems that his recipe died with him over 35 years ago, and I’ve been heartbroken about that because I always loved when he made it. Your recipe is the one to come closest to the consistency of my Daddy’s candy, except I think he used white sugar. I’m going to start with your recipe and then experiment from there each time I make it… remembering my Daddy with love in each bite! Thank you so much!💐💐💐
Hi @SistahRev! The Jamaican drop recipe is similar to the classic Filipino dessert. The abundance of coconut trees in the Phils make it easier for us to cook that in many ways. Here are few of the you tube channel you may want to see for different ways to cook that dessert from coconut meat. The local name of that recipe is Bukayo. Hope it helps. Foxy Folksy-The modern Filipino kitchen; Foodalicious Home Style; Dona J; & Mix N Cook :)
@@elizabethsumayod2498 OMG, you are SOOO sweet! Thank you thank you thank you for caring enough about a stranger, and taking the time to point me to more resources! I’m excited to check them out! Blessings on you & yours!🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🤗
Thank you for sharing your recipe. Vietnamese have similar recipe. Yours looks so yummy and beautiful. I’m going to try your recipe. We have plenty of coconuts in Florida
I grew up eating this it was one of my favorite after school snack. OMGOSH this video brought back memories from when my mom used to make them. I got to Big Up your Dad for not throwing away the Coconut Watah this time lol
@Extremely Clever I agree this definitely brings back a lot of memories. I honestly thought about you in the process so I made sure that don’t happen this time lol. Big up yourself!
Trying this now but I’m going grind up a little Himalayas salt with a little Pimento and after I drop the drops I’m going to lightly sprinkle from a height. Not too much though
Sorry about that. I had copyright claims on the background music not only on this video but few others so TH-cam edit it a bit hence the missing parts. I planned to redo a few of them though.
Pretty and dark i love them 😍 ❤
Big up Daddy for all his help with this recipe!
Real Jamaican authentic styles.
@Jamrock Vegan Indeed sis!
Reminds me of my childhood 😊
Love your clear speaking voice 👍
Thank you🙏🏾
Your doing such a good job on your channel. I love the way you take the time to explain your steps in the videos and it not too elaborate just the right info. Big up!
@Pat Williams Thank you so much! Bless up yourself!
Wow this looks good in JESUS's MIGHTY NAME
They look so perfect🔥I remember back the days going high school in Jamaica,these were always my favourite snack to make coconut drops and peanut drops,Love it❤️❤️
@Jody Cooking Thank you! These treats definitely take us back down memory lane.
you probably dont give a shit but does anybody know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot my account password. I appreciate any assistance you can give me.
@Lionel Walter Instablaster ;)
Thank you! My grandmother was Bajan and my Dad used to make a coconut candy using STRIPS of coconut rather than diced chunks. I can’t find a recipe for candy exactly like his, so it seems that his recipe died with him over 35 years ago, and I’ve been heartbroken about that because I always loved when he made it. Your recipe is the one to come closest to the consistency of my Daddy’s candy, except I think he used white sugar. I’m going to start with your recipe and then experiment from there each time I make it… remembering my Daddy with love in each bite! Thank you so much!💐💐💐
Hi @SistahRev! The Jamaican drop recipe is similar to the classic Filipino dessert. The abundance of coconut trees in the Phils make it easier for us to cook that in many ways. Here are few of the you tube channel you may want to see for different ways to cook that dessert from coconut meat. The local name of that recipe is Bukayo. Hope it helps. Foxy Folksy-The modern Filipino kitchen; Foodalicious Home Style; Dona J; & Mix N Cook :)
@@elizabethsumayod2498 OMG, you are SOOO sweet! Thank you thank you thank you for caring enough about a stranger, and taking the time to point me to more resources! I’m excited to check them out! Blessings on you & yours!🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🤗
I love this!!! One of my favorite treats
Hey daddy thanks these lovely coconut drops .
Coconut treat look awesome thank you for this fabulous treat respect and blessings to you and your family 🇯🇲💪🏾🦁
You’re welcome and thank you! Blessings to you and your family aswell.
Yeh my fren this is one of mi favourite
Oh my can I get 2 please. Mouth watering
❤❤
These are FANTASTIC! Much appreciation for sharing!
My boys loves these, haven't made for several months now
Must do soon
We’ll done. Reminds me of back home. Especially with the banana leaf. I love the color too. Very beautiful!!! Nice video.
Thank you for sharing your recipe. Vietnamese have similar recipe. Yours looks so yummy and beautiful. I’m going to try your recipe. We have plenty of coconuts in Florida
I grew up eating this it was one of my favorite after school snack. OMGOSH this video brought back memories from when my mom used to make them. I got to Big Up your Dad for not throwing away the Coconut Watah this time lol
@Extremely Clever I agree this definitely brings back a lot of memories. I honestly thought about you in the process so I made sure that don’t happen this time lol. Big up yourself!
I will eat this every day. I love sweet
I’d love to see a Gizzada recipe 👌🏾
Is like yuh read mi mind. Thanks for sharing. I appreciate it
😄 You’re welcome!
Oh my I'm going to try this.looks really amazing.can you beleive I am a Baker and afraid to make this even peanut cakes lol
I can smell it through the phone 😩🤤
Love this!! I didn’t know bout di qualing of the banana left tho
@Krystal L Thank you! @Rick James explains it well.
Longtime mi nuh eat drops enuh. These look so good!
@JamRockFoodie Thank you!
Trying this now but I’m going grind up a little Himalayas salt with a little Pimento and after I drop the drops I’m going to lightly sprinkle from a height. Not too much though
I tried this yesterday and it didn't come out good, now I know where I went wrong
So if I was to make these but use peanuts instead, how many cups did 2 coconuts yield once cut up? Thanks
Can you use regular brown sugar?
Yes
If im cooking 8 coconuts would I boil it longer?
Do you have a recipe for sweet potato pudding? I have black cake which I do every year. But need swept potato. Thanks
@paulreen brown I do, I posted the recipe some months ago.
@@AuthenticPlantbasedEats OK will look for it.💪💪🙌🙌👏👏❤❤❤
It's so the coconut drops won't stick to the leaf and also to kill germs from the leaf
Yes so the drops don’t stick.
Could I use ginger liquid instead of grated ginger ?
Yes
You just take that Coconut out of its shell like it’s no problem.
I suck at that so much🥲
Can you make the peanut version?
Sure
Sound missing in chunks, as is the transcript.. hard to follow, unfortunately
Sorry about that. I had copyright claims on the background music not only on this video but few others so TH-cam edit it a bit hence the missing parts. I planned to redo a few of them though.
@@AuthenticPlantbasedEats thanks for replying
If your using foil paper how is it done
Place the foil paper onto a baking tray(lightly grease it) and add the drops. They will harden and set just the same.
🇯🇲 Authentic Plantbased Eats should the tray be heated
@Janell Bailey No dear, just use as is.
Me like the video before me watch it. Where are you based?
@Pat Williams Thank you! I’m based in Florida.
Yummy-You didn't taste.