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Easy Pistachio Cake
1|06|2024
This Easy Pistachio Cake is the most amazing thing I baked recently. With a hint of rosewater and a beautiful crumb, owing to the addition of nutty pistachios and almonds, this cake is a keeper. What makes it even more special is that there is no flour or butter in the cake. Just a handful of … Read More
Red Velvet Cookies
11|05|2024
Who doesn't love Red Velvet Cookies? There are two occasions when i bake them every year. During Chrismas and during Mother's day. There is something so elegant about the colour and the taste of a red velvet dessert. It has an underlying taste of chocolate but not very chocolate-y. Because … Read More
Vanilla and Raspberry Madeleines
6|05|2024
I like baking treats and gifting edible things for my Mum friends on Mother's day. I beileve it is my favourite holiday, partly because I get to celebrate my own Mum and also feel spolit and partly because the nature of treats are dainty, pretty and precious just like Mum. Raspberry madeleines have … Read More
Biscoff Thumbprint Cookies
1|05|2024
Biscoff thumbprint cookies are the next level treats in cookie universe. Biscoff on it's own is a cookie spread, then imagine putting that spread on a chocolate cookie base that is rolled in Biscoff biscuits. All I can say is that this triple dose of cookie magic is every bit amazing. I … Read More
Chocolate and Orange Madeleines
28|04|2024
Who doesn't love a madeleine? These light airy french treats, fall between a cake and a cookie. There are many madeleine recipes on my blog but the classic combination of Chocolate and Orange Madeleines has to be my favourite. Bursting with the flavour of zesty oranges while you bite into a crisp dark chocolate exterior, these chocolate and orange madeleines are not only perfect for afternoon tea or a ladies gathering, but they're the most beautiful edible gifts that can be created in your kitchen. As always, I've used sillicone molds for the beautiful shape. They are so easy to make and unmold. They don't stick to the mold and fall out easily with a smooth shine on the surface. If you're a fan of madeleines dont forget to check out my Homemade madeleines with rosewater and cardamom. Chocolate and Orange MadeleinesMakes 12 -15 madeleienes 3/4 cup (94 g )plain flour1/4 tsp baking powder2 eggs1/2 cup (100 g) caster sugar1 tbsp freshly grated orange zest1/2 cup (114 g) unsalted butter, melted and cooled100 g dark chocolate, meltedgold leaf, for decoration Method : Place the flour and baking powder in a medium bowl and mix to combine. In a … Read More
Blueberry Friands/Financiers
19|04|2024
Egg whites are never wasted at my place because the quickest, easist and most delicious way to use them up is my baking friands. Blueberry friands are by far the favourite at home. If you've never heard of friands, they are nothing but french financiers. They are popularly known as friands in Australia. There are barely any cafes that don't sell them in Sydney and I love having them with my coffee. These blueberry friands obviously don't look like the traditional ones that are larger in size. These are coated in white chocolate and made in special molds to create the heart shapes. You could bake them in a muffin pan too and leave out the coating if you're after a tea cake sort of thing. The coating of course elevates the apperance and gives it a fancy high-tea look. The white chocolate layer also complements the juicy blueberries within the friands. If you like Blueberry desserts don't forget to checkout this Skinny Blueberry Cheesecake or these Mini Blueberry Cakes Blueberry Friands/FinanciersMakes 10-12 small friands 3 egg whites, lightly beaten with a fork100 g butter, melted and cooled3/4 cup pure icing sugar1/4 cup plain flour75 g almond meal1 tsp … Read More
Banana Malteser Cake
11|04|2024
I've had a glut of bananas at home this season. Everyone was snacking on peaches and berries and the poor bananas were neglected. I have enough banana recipes on the blog so I wasn't intending on creating another one but this was so good. Who knew just the addition of crunchy maltesers in this Banana Malteser Cake would make such a delicious difference. The other reason why I made the Banana Malteser Cake was to experiment making beautiful buttercream designs using silicone molds. If you follow me on Instagram, you may have noticed that I've tried this method on cupcakes and they turned out amazing. It was time to try out a design on a cake. all I did was spread buttercream in the mold, smoothen the surface with an offset spatuala, then freeze the mold with the buttercream in it. Once set, all you do is you unmold and place it on the cake. in case you're wondering, it doesn't alter the taste or texture and retains the shape really well. You are of course, free to pipe buttercream as an alternative or decorate as you like. I used this mold for the design on the top. If you like banana cakes you'll love this Easy Banana Cake with Tahini Frosting Banana Malteser … Read More
Ferrero Rocher Chocolate Cake
28|03|2024
With all the candy and chocolate eating during Easter, I reckon a Ferrero Rocher Chocolate cake is a must. Especially since it's a no fuss, very simple cake with delicious results. The cake has a chocolate hazelnut flavour which is probably a match made in heaven! The Nutella frosting is so delightful that you could just keep eating it by the spoonful. It's a rich cake so a small slice goes a long way. Happy Easter to you and your families. Hope you enjoy the long weekend with amazing food and company. If you love Ferrero Rocher cakes, dont forget to checout this Ferreo Rocher Mousse Cake Ferrero Rocher Chocolate Cake Makes a 7 inch round cake Cake160 g unsalted butter, room temperature1 and 1/2 cups brown sugar3/4 cup milk1/2 cup cocoa powder1/2 tsp bicarbonate soda1 cup self-raising flour1/4 cup hazelnut meal (ground hazelnuts)3 eggs, lightly whiskedFerrero Rocher chocolates, to decorateExtra hazelnut meal, to decorate Nutella Frosting 120 g cream cheese, room temperature 60 g unsalted butter, room temperature 1/4 cup Nutella1/2 tsp vanilla extract 1 cup icing sugar 2 tbsp Dutch processed cocoa powder To make the cake : Preheat oven to 180 degrees … Read More
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