Cake recipes - page 41

The ' Cempedak' is a fruit native to South East Asia found predominantly in Malaysia and Thailand. It is closely related to the Jackfruit ~ 'Nangka' and like the Jackfruit it'll also excrete a sticky substance when opened. The yellow flesh surroundin

Sometimes adding a garnish can make or break the appearance of a cake. A cake can be absolutely delicious, but if it doesn't look appealing and inviting, everyone might pass on it. Which of these would you rather dig into? or Yep, de

Ok so I never ever buy packet cake mixes..but I absoloutely LOVE Spongebob, I will literally by anything with the cute character on haha so when I went to the supermarket to get the ingredients for this month's Daring Baker's Challenge and I saw this Spon

Mango season in Australia is starting to be over pretty soon! The first time mangoes came out here was last year in November which cost around $4 each! Then the next month it depreciated to about 3 mangoes for $5 (depending where you buy it from). As f

I had a productive day in my herb garden and kitchen. I made four new recipes! I've decided to postpone Part II of my day at the special event for sustainable seafood -- it's been a while since I've blogged about a new recipe. Tonight's dessert was r

I was craving for the chocolate mousse cake from Red Ribbon, a bakery in the Philippines. Since there's no Red Ribbon here, I decided to try and make one myself - another baking challenge for me. I found one recipe from Annie's Eats , called a Triple

I recently made lemon myrtle crispy squid using one of several Australian spices my mum sent me from Herbie's Spices in Sydney . Another of the spices was wattle seed, which has a lovely coffee-like taste and smell. I used the wattle seed to make t

This is my first "BARBIE Cake"...the result of baking course 2 weeks before my little one bday. I made it especially for her 3rd bday. Special cake for special day. She was very happy afterall watching me made a new creation of the cake. She is not the on

Yesterday was my first day at BITC for cake principle module. I was rather excited as this is a kind of new experience for me. Unlike my Uni time, the reason why I attended this course was solely due to my passion. I really was eager to learn about the th

The recipe of Apple pola was given to me by one of my best friends Sufaija. She is just like me, someone who loves desserts. As with any Malabar dessert/sweet recipe like chatti pathiri , Mutta Marichathu , Plantain cake (Kaayi Pola) , Pazham Nirachat

When I was resting at home last Monday, I decided to bake a simple cake. When I saw Ellena's post on the marble cake, I felt like having some. The recipe was in fact from Ju . Without hesitation, I got my kitchen accessories and ingredients and

I love the green tea, and I just can't stop using it in any recipe that I can ^^. I know that if you have an affair with it you will be like me. So this time, I put it in a simple crepe cake, and filled the cake with Japanese ingredient. Cr

I love cookbooks. I have a VAST selection of cookbooks, and I mean massive. Over 100 cookbooks (on the last inventory). I m one of those PEOPLE that mossy over to the local bookstore, pick up about 10 books, sit at the caf and drink tons of overpric

I have a load of fruit from the Ganpati puja, some bananas ripened and freckled completely. Was talking to The cooker when she suggested freezing some fruit for smoothies and tempted me with this Sunshine cake , which I will try a little later there ar

Is it mango season? At S$1 a piece, I couldn't resist. I bought two to try. Yes, just two. Now I wish I'd bought more... One went to Mom, so I only had one left to for a Mango Mousse Cake I've been wanting to try. Chiffon Cake Ma

First it was Tiger Wood. In our backyard, we've got Jerk Jack Neo. These scandals had got me wondering secrets that people keep. Haha, lucky for my friends, I am only interested in their kitchen secrets. That day, I was chatting with to my mal

Hi all! I'm back. :) I was away for a few good days and it seems like a few weeks to me! :P Perhaps it's the super long flights I had to take to and fro or maybe it's the 15 hours time difference between the countries made me a little out of my system now

After meals, my eldest son will ask," what's for dessert? " I will ask him what he want for dessert. Not that I alwyas have desserts at home everyday, in fact, it's vice versa. He will hunt for other snacks, like those leftover cookies from CNY or snacks

I've always viewed making fondant cakes or three dimensional cakes for that matter as a complete different field from pastry making; same as bread making, the skills required are different. For me people making special celebration cakes are more of an a

This cake can be baked in any number of forms - bundt, loaf, bars, rounds, muffins - you decide. It?s moist, firm texture is perfect for a breakfast or brunch. Easy to glaze with a drizzle of powdered sugar and lemon juice - or simply dust with confecti

Today I am talking about a cake called "Love Cake". This cake is famous in Sri Lanka. Very moist and rich with lots of nuts and nice aroma with honey and rose water. I got this recipe from my friend who loves this cake. She used to get this cake as a gif

It's been crazy for the past few months since I've taken on some extra responsibilities that have proven to be much more time consuming than I had anticipated. Things will eventually settle down again, but for now the workload has kept me from being able

Many Sugee cakes are made with Ghee (!!!) and by the creaming method of incorporating the ingredients. This gives birth to a harder texture which in all fairness makes it difficult to call it a cake. The traditional Eurasian dessert kinda resonates memori

Milk cake ....yummm, reminds of the sweet shop of my city, made some delicious milk cakes. It used to be our favorite pick from that store on the occasions of Rakshabandhan and Diwali. I am so happy that I found this recipe here and now I can make it my