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A sweet drink made from coconut palm blossom sap — a Marshall Islands tradition.
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Jekaro is the sap collected by cutting coconut palm flower stalks. In the Marshall Islands it's drunk fresh as a sweet drink or boiled down into syrup. It's a traditional gift of the islands, gathered by climbing the palms every morning. This version recreates it with coconut water and palm sugar.
Finely shave the palm sugar.
Add to the coconut water and dissolve well.
Add the lime juice.
Chill in the fridge.
Pour into glasses with ice.