Coconut Milk Baileys with Coconut Chocolate Shot Glasses

Coconut Milk Baileys with Coconut Chocolate Shot Glasses Recipe

• Total time: 20m
• Yield: 10 shots
• Calories: 45 cal

Ingredients

Baileys Vegan Coconut Cream

• 1 can Coconut milk
• 2 tbsp Sweetener, maple syrup, coconut nectar etc
• ½ cup / 120ml Espresso
• 2-4 shots Whisky, optional
• 1 tsp Vanilla

Coconut Chocolate Shot Glasses

• 2.5 oz / 100g Creamed coconut
• 2 tbsp Sweetener, maple syrup, coconut nectar etc
• 1 cup / 100g Cocoa/cacao powder

Method

1. Place all of the baileys ingredients into a small blender and blend until all mixed.
2. Melt the creamed coconut block in a double boiler.
3. Mix the sweetener and cocoa powder with the melted creamed coconut.
4. Spoon the chocolate mixture into shot moulds, make sure it goes right to the bottom and there are no big air pockets. Give it a hard thump on a flat surface and poke with a fork to make sure there are no air pockets.
5. Place in the freezer for at least an hour. Remove from moulds and serve.

Coconut Milk Baileys with Coconut Chocolate Shot Glasses Video Recipe

Notes

• I make this with full-fat coconut milk, you can use low fat if you prefer but it will be less creamy.
• The mixed baileys will last about 5 days in the fridge and the shot glasses will last months stored in the freezer.
• If you don’t have espresso just replace with strong coffee.

In this recipe I use creamed coconut to make the shot glasses – the kind of coconut that comes in a solid block. It allows you to make a shot glass that will not melt easily. You could use normal chocolate but this will get very messy very quickly. By making your own dairy free chocolate you can make it cocoa rich and firm. It will also be high in flavonoids and you can use your favourite sweetener. They look different to solid chocolate with the flakes of coconut but they taste great and all that coconut fibre helps make them sturdy.

Don’t worry if some of the chocolate mixtures does’nt make it right to the end of the shot glasses you can just even off the top with a knife to make it straight and be able to hold the coconut baileys. I might have had to do this with my first attempt.