Chocolate Orange Bailey’s; homemade and dairy free

Another Bailey’s recipe, really? Oh but dear reader, this is Chocolate Orange Bailey’s. My name is Rebecca, and I have a Bailey’s problem! Well, technically the problem is that I can’t drink it as it’s packed with loads of yummy cream. Rebecca and cream do not like each other anymore, more’s the pity.

Once I’d perfected the dairy free version in November 2017 I knew that it would be flexible enough to create exciting new flavours but life got in the way, seasons came and went and let’s face it, Bailey’s is kind of a Christmas thing isn’t it? Well, we’re well and truly on the final countdown for Christmas now and my taste buds are going wild for Irish cream. I’ve already created a Pumpkin Spice Bailey’s (perfect for Halloween and Thanks Giving) and now I’ve compensated for my loss that it Chocolate Orange…oh how I miss Terry!

So here we are, my deliciously perfect Chocolate Orange Bailey’s, thick, creamy and really too good to share. Did I say that, ooh naughty me!

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Chocolate Orange Bailey's; Homemade and Dairy Free

Prep Time

15 mins

Cook Time

20 mins

Total Time

35 mins

 

A deliciously rich and creamy Irish Cream that's gluten free and dairy free too, nobody need miss out this Christmas, perfect for a gift...or enjoy all to yourself! This recipe make 1 litre of Bailey's.

Course: Drinks

Cuisine: Free From - gluten and vegan

Keyword: Bailey's, Christmas, Cream Liqueur, Gluten Free, Vegan

Servings: 10 glasses (100ml)

Calories: 220 kcal

Author: Glutarama

Ingredients

• 400 ml  tin Coconut Milk  needs to be 70% or over in coconut extract
• 200 g   Caster Sugar
• 250 ml   Whisky
• 350 ml   Soya Milk
• 150 ml   Soya Cream
• 3 tbsp   Choc Shot Orange Choc Shot if you can get it
• 1 large orange
• 1-2 tsp  Cointreau optional

Metric - US Customary

Instructions

To make the orange infused condensed 'milk'

1. Tip the contents of the tinned coconut milk into a large saucepan.
2. Add the 200g caster sugar and stir to combine, the liquid may appear lumpy unless you buy the creamed milk version, don't worry if it is lumpy.

3. grate the rind from the orange then cut the orange in half and squeeze the juice, add the rind and juice to the saucepan

4. Turn the hob onto full heat and stir until all the coconut lumps have melted, then leave to boil for 20 minutes.

5. Stir occasionally as the liquid reduces. You want to keep the liquid at a rapid/rolling boil stage (bubbles rolling into the centre of the pan from the edges)

6. Remove the pan from the heat after 20 minutes, pour into a jug through a sieve to remove orange peel and set on a window sill to cool.

7. This makes roughly 250-300ml of condensed ‘milk’ once it’s reduced.

to make the Chocolate Orange Bailey's

1. Simply add all other ingredients to a blender (including the extra boost of orange flavour with Cointreau if you like)

2. Add the cooled condensed 'milk' and blend.
3. Pour into a 1ltr container, it should just fit perfectly to the top of the bottle, if not I top it up with soya milk or whisky (it depends on how naughty I’m feeling) Pop in the fridge and serve over ice when cooled.

Recipe Notes

This will keep in the fridge for well over a week...Hahaha, as if it will last that long!

 

Also you may notice that the cream/soya milk ratio is different to my usual Bailey's recipe, this is because the citrus thickens the liqueur so less cream is necessary.

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