Hello, long time no posts... I've finally have had time to make something again, and this time, I made a Strawberry Almond Tart, a recipe that I stole from Ochikeron, on Youtube. It is ridiculously easy to make and it looks like a patisserie made it at the end. I used coconut oil, but use butter instead if you prefer. You can use whatever fruits you have, strawberries, blueberries, kiwis, mangoes...
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Showing posts with label baking. Show all posts
Friday, 9 March 2012
Friday, 21 October 2011
How to Make: Sweet Taro Paste/Red Bean Baked Pastry Dumplings (Manju 만주) Adapted from Maangchi
Recently, I've found about a Youtube celebrity chef; Maangchi. If you haven't seen her, go look her up NOW. She is so relaxed and makes everything looks so delicious and easy. Her video and recipe of Manju (Click here to see her recipe and video!) made me make it. I've adapted the recipe to more Chinese style and diary free, and in fact, these kinds of pastries are common in Asian Markets. T&T Supermarket in Canada have something similar to this in their baking aisle, but I don't know what it's called. This pastry is actually amazing easy to make and only takes a couple of minutes to prepare. You'll impress anyone with the cute chestnut shape. You can shape it however you want but I like it like this. I've used the taro paste this time, and it was pretty damn good! But you can always use red bean paste or any other pastes. Maangchi uses lima beans, but I can't find them. Give it try, you'll be so you made beautiful pastries!
Labels:
baking,
Difficulty: Medium Easy
Tuesday, 23 August 2011
How to make: The Best Banana Chocolate Chunk Loaf/Cake Recipe
Having bananas that have too many brown spots is not the most appetising thing to eat, but they're super for making banana cake or bread! I had 3 bananas that had would not be so pleasant if eaten as is, so I used them to make a cake! The addition of chocolate and nuts make this really stand out! This recipe is one that I made up right on the spot too, and it better than all the other recipes I've tried out before. Give it a go and you'll be happy you did.
Labels:
baking,
Difficulty: Easy,
japanese
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