Composting is a natural way of turning organic materials into a valuable soil amendment. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, composting requires three basic ingredients. Dead leaves and small twigs are known as brown ingredients. Grass clippings, as well as fruit and vegetable scraps, are called green ingredients.
How to Freeze Coconut Milk. Freezing coconut milk is simple â just place the unused milk in an airtight container, such as a storage container with a lid or a sealed plastic bag, in the freezer until you need it again. Another option is to pour the coconut milk into an ice cube tray.
Original recipe and inspiration from Sarah's Musing. Freezing Macaroons Coconut cookies can be frozen after they are baked just let them cool, wrap them and freeze. They thaw just fine on the counter. Unbaked macaroons also freeze well but will be sticky even when fully frozen. Line a cookie sheet with waxed or parchment paper, scoop out the cookies just so they aren't touching each other and freeze for an hour or so until they are hard. Move them to a plastic bag or rigid freezer container for storage.