Peel the brown skin off the coconut meal and chop them roughly into large chunks.
Blend the coconut flesh in a blender or a food processor until you get a coarse mixture.
Use a nut milk bag or a muslin cloth to separate the solids from the creamy 'milk.'
Refrigerate for a few hours to allow the cream to thicken and rise up. Gently remove the cream floating on the top.
Notes
Want to turn it into a nice and thick whipped coconut cream? Simply allow the strained milk to chill in the refrigerator for a few hours until you get that distinct, thick cream floating on the top. Carefully remove and transfer it to a bowl, and use a whisk to whisk it until it is nice and fluffy.
If you're doing this, remember to keep the bowl chilled at all times to prevent the cream from splitting. You can do this by placing it over an ice bath.
This homemade coconut cream actually has a very mild, sweet taste of coconut. If you aren't really fond of that flavor, you can add a dash of vanilla or almond extract into it before using it for your recipes- specifically desserts.
You can also mix some whipped honey into the coconut cream and use the concoction for your iced drinks, smoothies and milkshakes.