Since I was going to have only a few more days left in Malaysia, I decided to attempt one of my favourite Kuih of all the time, Pulut Tai Tai. It is pretty much glutinous rice cakes that has been infused with the natural blue of the Bunga Telang and finished with a topping of Kaya/Coconut Jam.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Pulut Tai Tai ( Blue Glutinous Rice Cakes )
Since I was going to have only a few more days left in Malaysia, I decided to attempt one of my favourite Kuih of all the time, Pulut Tai Tai. It is pretty much glutinous rice cakes that has been infused with the natural blue of the Bunga Telang and finished with a topping of Kaya/Coconut Jam.
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Nyonya Kuih
Monday, August 8, 2011
Baking Class Experience
My first ever baking class was a blast, I had not idea what to expect but being able to work with Chef Danny is just fantastic. This will definitely won't be my last baking class. I manage to get plenty great advices and ideas that will help out with my baking techniques. I just wished I could have learned bread making from him since he specializes in bread making.
Overall, the 5 hour session of macaroons, Oreo cheese cakes and hot chocolate soufflé was definitely worth it! I managed to gain some theoretical knowledge and hands on experience when it came to preparing these recipes. The only thing that was a little disappointing was that we only made the macaroon from pre mix instead of doing it from scratch. But Chef Danny was kind enough to provide me with fantastic advise on how to do it from scratch and he even gave me a recipe that he personally tested! :) So I will definitely attempt that recipe on my own when I feel confident enough. But anyway's enough of my jibber jabber, here are some pictures to show what I done on my baking class. Enjoy!

Overall, the 5 hour session of macaroons, Oreo cheese cakes and hot chocolate soufflé was definitely worth it! I managed to gain some theoretical knowledge and hands on experience when it came to preparing these recipes. The only thing that was a little disappointing was that we only made the macaroon from pre mix instead of doing it from scratch. But Chef Danny was kind enough to provide me with fantastic advise on how to do it from scratch and he even gave me a recipe that he personally tested! :) So I will definitely attempt that recipe on my own when I feel confident enough. But anyway's enough of my jibber jabber, here are some pictures to show what I done on my baking class. Enjoy!
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Baking Lesson,
Chocolate,
Chocolate Soufflé,
Macaroon,
Oreo Cheese Cake
Saturday, August 6, 2011
A Baking Lesson with Chef Danny!
Hi everyone!
This won't be a recipe post but an update on what's to come.
I have just signed up for a baking class with Pastry Chef Danny Wan. I haven't heard of him before but from what I have heard from my friend, he has been a pastry chef for quite some time now with 30 years of experience. That is definitely a very respectable amount of experience and I am looking forward to this 4 hour session under Chef Danny.

This won't be a recipe post but an update on what's to come.
I have just signed up for a baking class with Pastry Chef Danny Wan. I haven't heard of him before but from what I have heard from my friend, he has been a pastry chef for quite some time now with 30 years of experience. That is definitely a very respectable amount of experience and I am looking forward to this 4 hour session under Chef Danny.
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Baking Class,
Baking Lesson,
Cheese Cake,
Macaroon,
Soufflé,
Straits Quay,
Sugar
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Cinnamon Sugar Pull Apart Bread
I got a huge treat for you all! My love for bread is one of the main reasons to why I would like to open my own bakery. Waking up to the smell of freshly baked bread is just heavenly, thanks mom for that! :) But back to the topic, I will be presenting you today the most delicious load of bread covered in flavoured sugar. The smell of cinnamon and freshly baked bread will fill the house while it is in the oven. The temptation of just taking a bite out of it even before baking is strong but like my mom use to say, good things come to those that wait! So you will just need to be very patient as the bread proofs twice before it is ready to bake, by that time you should be eyeing the timer and wondering why does 30 minutes feels like forever! I hope I have gotten your appetite going, now lets get straight into it.
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Bread,
Cinnamon,
Cinnamon Sugar,
Ground Nutmeg,
yeast,
Yeast Dough
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Pandan Chiffon Cake ( work in progress )
Hi everyone!
I was feeling a little ambitious so I thought I give chiffon cake a try. I tried it once before last year but that one ended in a disaster as the cake shrunk after it cooled down and it was undercooked. But after long consideration, I decided that it is time again that I tackle this challenge of making the perfect chiffon cake that will be light and fluffy. Being in Malaysia for another week before Ihave to head back to Australia, I decided to utilize local ingredients instead.
I was feeling a little ambitious so I thought I give chiffon cake a try. I tried it once before last year but that one ended in a disaster as the cake shrunk after it cooled down and it was undercooked. But after long consideration, I decided that it is time again that I tackle this challenge of making the perfect chiffon cake that will be light and fluffy. Being in Malaysia for another week before Ihave to head back to Australia, I decided to utilize local ingredients instead.
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