with icing coating
Thursday, 30 July 2009
Wednesday, 29 July 2009
Tuesday, 28 July 2009
Fried hokkien mee
I like to use very localise (dialect) language for my food :)
i just had this for dinner....at SKM KPT....quite good
I used to eat a lot of fried hokkien noodle at one time in my life.
It is still one of the well-loved food by me, i even ate it when i got chicken pox....lol....i had totoally no appetite and only crave for it then.....that period was just after i got married, i was living near newton circus then....every evening after work, i will drop by the famous hawker centre & ordered the ver special 'dark' fried hokkien noodle from my fave stall, Guang Fa. It was the old Newton Circus layout, i think the stall number was 63. I was there so often that the 'uncle' recognised me & always gave me priority...without waiting. btw, for weekend, you have to wait up to 20 mins for your order. Take it or leave it. It was so popular then. I have since shifted far away :(
I understand that after the renovation, the business is not as good...is it fengshui issue?
It is now facing the carpark....
Anyway, i got pregnant 4 years after later, and i have to stop eating the noodle, bcoz everytime i eat it, i vomit....see...my baby is rejecting it.....so for at least 9 months, i didnt touch the noodle, the uncle must be wondering what happened to me....lol
Monday, 27 July 2009
How-to : Birthday Cake
- 90g flour
- 100g Sugar
- 4 eggs (medium to big) about 65g per egg type
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 90g butter
- ½ tsp vanilla essence
- Beat sugar, eggs and vanilla until creamy
- Fold in flour and baking powder
- Melt the butter and add into the above mixture
- Bake for 15mins in 175ÂșC
use chocolate for the eyes and nose. jam or cherry for the mouth.
Sunday, 26 July 2009
Saturday, 25 July 2009
Wednesday, 22 July 2009
Bread Bun - points to note
1) after using dough hook to mix them, there is no much kneading needed
2) leave the dough aside for fermenting...observe for double in size
can consider putting dough in plastic bag to speed up the expansion
3) then take the dough and roll them into the size required, cn be 20g, 30 or 60g depending on your personal preference for the size of bun
4) put them neatly on baking tray (do not add filling yet)
5) do not add any flour at this stage
6) try to do them in an air-con environment
7) leave the tray aside, wait for the rolled dough to double in size (do not stay in aircon now to speed up)
8) once it is double, quick add in the filling, can be sauages, curry, plain (with sweet cross on top)
9) bake them...baking time will depend on the size of the bun
Good Luck trying
Baking@home - Kueh Lapis
After my 3rd try with making lapis, i am writing down the observations i recorded:-
1) make sure not to overuse the egg whites
2) whisk egg whites with sugar
3) whisk egg yolks with sugar
4) mix spice, butter (cut into tiny cubes), vanilla essence
5) sieve flour with baking powder
6) blend in egg white, egg yolk and flour into butter mix
7) make sure the air bubbles are cleared
8) ensure standard amount each layer
9) top layer slightly overbake for appearance
Tuesday, 21 July 2009
Sunday, 19 July 2009
Baking@home - Bread
:) starting off my keep baking site with bread
my first foray into making bread
why so? bcoz i heard so many times that it is very difficult to make bread...
This is the first tray output, didnt do too bad for a first timer. There were plain sweet bread, hotdog bread and specially home-made hae-bee- hiam bread...gosh...that was spicy...
I am going to make another round...maybe next week...to perfect the skills
Thursday, 16 July 2009
Saturday, 11 July 2009
Monday, 6 July 2009
Baking@home - Kueh Lapis half size
After many years of 'hibernating' from baking...i'm back in full force...
since my last biz in pineapples tarts during CNY period zap my energy...:)
and when am i back....bcoz of LOVE
the power of LoVe.... hahaha...we talk about that another time.
let's see my lapis
this was 2nd, more ambitious...i made two instead of one since the oven is pretty empty & the the 1st one was gone under half an hour
Sunday, 5 July 2009
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