Showing posts with label dessert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dessert. Show all posts

Monday, 7 September 2015

Milo Tiramisu

又是一个自己乱乱mix& match的recipe ,哈哈!Idk why 自己乱来的杰作都比较美味,反而跟着食谱的就味道普普通通。在大马,有谁不爱Milo,我就是那其中一位。早餐一定要来杯Neslo (milo+nescafe), 下午茶就要order Milo冰,想对自己好点就Milo Dinosaur (milo ice blended  with tremendous amount of milo powder as topping),生病了就需要杯Hot Milo来配药吃,so Milo可称它为大马人的必需品。
这Milo Tiramisu是没有mascarpone cheese的,so texture wise是比较light,切记ladyfingers不可以沾太多的Milo,不然整体的口感就会过于湿润!

Ingredient that you need are:
  • 200ml whipping cream (whip with 1 tbsp of icing sugar)
  • 10 ladyfingers (aka sponge finger)
  • 1 store bought milo (in small box)
  • 3 tbsp milo powder (or more as you wish)
  1. lightly dip the ladyfinger with milo, place them side by side.
  2. spoon the whipped cream over the ladyfingers, make sure they all covered.
  3. sprinkle 1 tbsp of milo powder over the cream.
  4. repeat the steps above.
  5. cover and place the tiramisu in the fridge overnight.

this post is linked to Little Thumbs Up event, month of September 2015 with theme of Milo, hosted by Zoe from Bake For Happy Kids, and Mui Mui from My Little Favourite DIY.

Monday, 15 June 2015

Chocolate Pot De Creme Tiramisu

sound interesting? ^^ well, I made my own version of chocolate tiramisu without mascarpone or cream cheese. Pot de creme actually is a loose French dessert custard which served in the porcelain cup.

                         

Eating like so sounds boring, isn't ? So I layer them with ladyfinger and made them look like tiramisu. I redo thrice, because i can't get the perfect texture from the last two batches. First batch was too soggy. so I decided dip none of coffee liquid to the ladyfinger for my second batch. I assume the chocolate custard can moisten the cookies, in fact it doesn't.
(first batch: picture looks fine, but the biscuit  is over-saturated with coffee)
(third batch)
creamy and intense chocolaty custard pair with semi moisten ladyfinger, 
Oreo crumbs in between for crunchiness. 

Chocolate Pot de Creme recipe adapted from Laura in the Kitchen.

Ingredient: (modification marked in blue)
  • 90g semisweet chocolate (100g)
  • 1 egg
  • 2 tbspn granulated sugar (1tbspn)
  • 115g heavy cream (200ml whipping cream)
  • 60g whole milk
  • 1/4 tspn instant espresso powder
  • 1/8 tspn salt
  • 1/2 tspn vanilla extract

Process: (modification marked in blue)

  1. In a large bowl, add the egg and sugar and whisk it until it’s a lovely pale color. 
  2. In a small saucepan, add the cream, and milk and bring to a simmer.
  3. Add about ½ cup of the cream mixture to the egg mixture and whisk it in.
  4. Pour the egg mixture back in the same pot along with the instant espresso and salt.
  5. Cook the mixture over medium-low heat for about 10 minutes or until the mixture is thick enough to coat the back of a wooden spoon. (mine takes about 3-4 minutes in low heat)
  6. Meanwhile, chop the chocolate in a large bowl and set aside.
  7. When the custard is ready, add the vanilla and stir it in. 
  8. Pass the custard through a fine sieve into a large bowl over the chopped chocolate and allow it to sit untouched for about 3 minutes.
  9. Combine everything together so it’s all smooth. Pour the mixture into a bowl and cover the top with plastic wrap. 
  10. Pop them in the fridge to set for minimum of 3 hours but overnight is best. ( I let them cool in the room temperature about 3 hours, and then straight away proceed to layering process.)

How I Layer my Tiramisu?
  1. spread a thin layer of chocolate custard base.
  2. dip the ladyfinger into cooled coffee vertically (refer to picture above).
  3. place them side by side, sprinkle Oreo crumbs generously.
  4. spoon the filling over the biscuit, make sure they are completely covered.
  5. repeat step 2-4.
  6. cover the top with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight.   


this post is linked to the event, Little Thumbs Up June 2015 with Theme: Cream , this event organized by Zoe from Bake for Happy Kids, Mui Mui from My Little Favourite DIY and hosted by Diana from Domestic Goddess Wannabe

Saturday, 20 December 2014

h0h0h0, It's Christmas Cookies Time !


 do they look adorable? (^^) i spent almost half day to bake and decorate them. my cookies base unfortunately is 能看不能吃 (taste awful!). so the whole batch of cookies just meant for Christmas tree decoration. Well, I'm not gonna to reveal my worst ever cookies recipe to you all, but i would like to share the recipe for icing. Compare to previous icing that i made last year, this is much whitish& smoother.

Ingredient that u need are 
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  • 1 egg white
  • 230g powder sugar 
  • 3 tspn lemon juice 
whisk the egg white until foamy. then sift in the icing sugar and stir until smooth. add the lemon juice and keep stirring until you get a smooth and glossy consistency like picture below.
Icing recipe adapted from Angie's Recipe .


For the other half of my cookies dough, i decided to bake the famous Stained Glass Cookies. i reckon it will look great under the Christmas tree lighting. 

Note:
  1. baking time must not exceed 10 minutes. other wise the candy will start bubble (like the picture above) and out from center.
  2. poke a small hole on the top of each cookies before baking, if the cookies are used for ornament.
  3. smaller the center, the color will be more significant.

stained glass idea adapted from here .


this post is linking to " cook& celebrate: Christmas 2014 event, hosted by Baby Sumo of Eat Your Heart OutZoe of Bake For Happy KidsDiana of The Domestic Goddess Wannabe . 

and Cook You Book #19 @ Kitchen Flavours






Tuesday, 16 December 2014

S'more Chocolate Tart

这个tart我没真正的品尝到,它的出现是for food gathering的,hi hi 。Anyway, feedback 是蛮positive的,so 你们可以try try ....  :) 

Tart Base:
  • 250g digestive biscuit (suggest reduce to 200g)
  • 90g grape seed oil (any oil will do)
 Filling: 
  • 1 cup whipping cream 
  • 75ml coconut milk (or equal amount of dairy milk)
  • 220g cadbury milk chocolate (suggest dark chocolate)
  • 2 beaten eggs
Topping:
  • 35 big marshmallow (suggest small marshmallow) 

Instruction and the original recipe adapted from here.

Note:
* mine tart base is not so sturdy, so I suggest to increase the baking time for extra 5 minutes.
* to achieve a perfect slice cut, use a sharp hot knife. Submerge the knife in the hot water for a few minutes, wipe it dry with a clean towel and cut your tart. Repeat this process for each cut. 



this post is linked to "Cook& Celebrate: Christmas 2014" event, hosted by BabySumo of Eat Your Heart OutZoe of Bake For Happy KidsDiana of The Domestic Goddess Wannabe.


and Cook Your Book #19 @ Kitchen Flavours
 

Tuesday, 25 November 2014

古城鸡饭粒

Day trip to malacca on last Sunday. Our first stop was chicken rice restaurant that we pick randomly. Chicken rice was quite mediocre. Surprisingly, char siew (BBQ pork) taste far better than chicken rice. After meal dessert was a bowl of nice cendol. The gula Melaka was perfectly balanced by the Santan. The only imperfect was the green cendol strips, tasted kind like store bought.


古城鸡饭粒 Restaurant Famosa Chicken Rice Ball
Address: 28-30 Jalan Hang Kasturi Off Jonker St. Malacca
Tel: 06-2860121
Operating Hour: 9am to 9pm (weekend 10pm)