Bounty:
250g condensed milk
100g coconut oil
30g milk powder
150g grated coconut
50g grated coconut, roasted
150g white chocolate
Sweet basil pesto:
1 bunch of basil
1 table spoon coconut flakes, roasted
50g white chocolate, chopped
100ml sunflower oil
1 pineapple
Bounty:
Line a cake tin of 20 cm with cling film. Wet the cling film, to make it stick.
In a pan warm up condensed milk, coconut oil and milk powder (until coconut oil liquifies). Add 150 g grated coconut, mix. Spread mixture evenly into the cake tin. Depending on the size of the form the bounty should be about 2 cm thick. If the form is too big, do not spread over the full length. Allow to set in the refrigerator.
Sweet basil pesto:
Puree all ingredients with a hand blender.
Cut pineapple in desired shape.
Melt 150g white chocolate in a water bath. Remove bounty and cut in slices of 2 cm Use a brush to coat bounty entirely with chocolate. Apply a second coat and immediately spread the roasted coconut flakes to make sure they still stick.
Serve bounty with sweet basil pesto and pineapple.
Tip: Preheat the oven to 180°C and roast coconut flakes for 8 minutes / Bounty can be prepared one day in advance.