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Spicy Coconut Lime Relish Recipe

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Salmon Spicy Coconut Relish Recipe
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Spicy Coconut Lime Relish Recipe is blend of coconut, lime, red pepper, ginger and shallots and perfect for fish, chicken, pork, seafood, and beans.

With all those coconuts and limes available, Africa is brimming with coconut recipes. Quick and easy spicy coconut lime relish recipe is a great accompaniment for hot dogs. The sweet spicy flavor of this coconut relish is easy to make and stores well covered in the refrigerator.

Spicy Coconut Lime Relish Recipe

Spicy Coconut Lime Relish Recipe is Perfect on Hot Dogs
Spicy Coconut Lime Relish Recipe is Perfect on Hot Dogs

Ingredients
2 cups coconut flakes
1 cup chopped fresh parsley
1 teaspoon brown sugar
½ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon ground ginger
¼ teaspoon lime juice
1 cup plain yogurt

Directions 
Mix all ingredients in a bowl and store in an airtight container in the refrigerator at least 2 hours before serving.


Did you know?

The coconut industry is an important source of employment for most farmers in rural African communities. The coconut palm grows throughout coastal Africa and is a very versatile crop requiring little care. Coconut trees are often referred to as the Tree of Life and have many uses from food, fiber, fuel, water and shelter, every part of the coconut palm is used. They mature within 2 – 7 years and the first fruit appears one year after flowering. One tree can yield on average 70-150 coconuts per year remaining productive for 50 – 100 years.

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