[header] How to make coconut flour [title] Drill a hole into the coconut. [step] Cut a hole through one of the eyes or indentations of the coconut. [substeps] A power hand drill is one of the easiest ways to cut a hole into the coconut, but if you do not have one, you could also use a corkscrew, screwdriver, or metallic skewer, instead.
[header] How to make coconut flour [title] Drill a hole into the coconut. [step] Cut a hole through one of the eyes or indentations of the coconut. [substeps] A power hand drill is one of the easiest ways to cut a hole into the coconut, but if you do not have one, you could also use a corkscrew, screwdriver, or metallic skewer, instead.
Worst case scenario, you can use a hammer and a nail. Pound the nail into the coconut using the hammer. [title] Thread the thin thread (aka rope) through one end of the coconut. [step] Thread your length of rope or rope through the hole, from first one eye and then the other eye onto the rope. The hole must fit completely and snug into the coconut. Make sure the hole is relatively shallow-this will ensure that it's easy to cut with the pointed end of a normal knife. You can use a wire saw, or you can use a sturdy machete. [title] Drive the coconut shavings into a metal pot or tray.