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Friday, February 6, 2009

Egg Tarts

My love for egg tarts..... HAhaha but i tried to do mini egg tarts :) its yummy... But I used the small mould to do them so I could not fill each tart with much egg custard... So ya learnt something!

My Lovely babies...

Thursday, February 5, 2009

Brandy cake

























Had some leftover brandy after baking fruit cake during Christmas so i used it to make brandy cake.... Hmmm but must say that i didn't really succeed.. The taste was not too bad but it was a lil hard.

Pandan Muffins... 2nd attempt

The previous time i baked pandan muffins they were not so soft and it did rise much.. so as a result a lil short haha.. but this time round the muffins were taller and softer like how muffins are meant to be. I topped some muffins with chocolate chips and left the rest plain. Have a look at it! Compare it to this.




Thursday, January 15, 2009

Pineapple Tarts

I made pineapple tarts for Christmas and this time round i think this time round it the pineapple paste was a lil watery and didn't stay fresh for too long. I could only keep it for about 3 weeks but nevertheless it tasted marvelous. ;)

Here's the picture and the recipe follows.....

















Recipe for pineapple tarts:


Dough:

500g plain flour

275g butter

2 tbsp corn flour

1 egg

1 tsp vanilla essence

1 pinch salt


method:

1. Mix flour, corn flour and butter till it forms bread crumbs.

2. Add in egg, vanilla essence and salt and knead till it forms a soft dough.


Pineapple filling:

2 pineapple

6 tablespoon sugar

2 pandan leaves

a pinch of salt


method:

1. Blend the pineapple in a blender and then strain the blended pineapple. Make sure that the pineapple plup is not too dry.

2. In a pan, add in the pineapple plup(not the juice), sugar, salt and pandan leaves. Keep stiring till it forms jam like substance.

3. Cool it.


Method to make the pineapple tarts:

1. Flatten the dough using a rolling pin. Use the mould and cut out the shape.(make sure you dusy the mould with some flour or the dough will stick to the mould).

2. Roll the pineapple filling into a ball and place it on the cut out shape.

3. Arrange on a baking tray. Repeat the process.

4. Bake at 180 mins for 15 mins.

ENJOY BAKING!





Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Indian Sweets - Laddu






















This is my favourite indian sweet... its called laddu. My grandma is an expert in doing this. Usually, when you buy this at shops, it very very sweet but with her yrs of experience in making this... wow its just so delicious and perfect! I gotta learn it from her soon...

Monday, December 1, 2008

No Bake Oreo Cheesecake























HmmmM... I've not posted anything for sometime.. well made oreo cheesecake sometime back. Its my first attempt so does not look so professional hahaha. In terms of taste, I think it was not bad but there's room for more improvement. The recipe actually does not require the oreo base to be baked but ya itchy fingers ... i baked it so as a result it was quite hard. When i tried to cut, the base crumbled a lil. Guess I gotta learn from mistakes.

Friday, November 21, 2008

Chocolate cupcakes topped with whipped cream





























Baked these babies for my friends a few days back... I have baked these chocolate cupcakes 3 times so far and this time round, the cupcakes had a rich taste of chocolate.. YUM YUM. Instead of topping them with butter cream icing, I topped them with vanilla whipped cream. Hmmm, but haha made a mistake by over beating my whipped cream so the icing seems a lil watery. So guess gotta learn from mistakes...