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Pierce the three black eyes at the top of the coconut with a sharp instrument. |
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2. Drain the watery juice out of the eyes - this is not the coconut milk. |
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3. Tap around the middle of the coconut with a sharp
instrument to crack it open. (The non-chopping side of a cleaver in the photo).

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4. Remove the white meat from inside the two halves of the coconut. |
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5. Test a small piece of the meat.
If it tastes bad, do not proceed any further. |
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6. Chop up any pieces of coconut meat that are noticeable larger than others. |
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7. Place half the coconut meat in the
blender with about 1 1/2 cups of hot water (Vary the amount of water to produce thicker or thinner milk). |
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8. Process for thirty seconds. Repeat with the other half of the meat. |
9. Place a few layers of cheesecloth over a bowl and strain the milk through the cloth. |
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10. Lift up the cheesecloth and squeeze the milk out. |
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10B. Repeat the process with the other half of the coconut meat. |
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