All about Cakes & Cookies Baking
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EatNonStop:
\"Add image to post\"....my pics are in xxx.jpg
Why don't you upload your pictures to tinypic.com, and insert as a link? Postimage seems to be down again. -
i can’t see the images either.
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:? How come I can see the images?
The cakes look :drool: -
qms:
Augmum, I can't see the pictures either.Augmum:
hello eatnonstop,
are yr posted images having prob, or my notebook ?? becos i can't see anything in it.ANobleNerd:
Neither can I. I thought it was just my comp. :?
Happy Mama:
I can't see the images too.
jtoh:
at least for this time, my notebook is not at fault.i can't see the images either.
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qms:
ya, eatnonstop, suggest u upload yr images using tinypic.com,EatNonStop:
\"Add image to post\"....my pics are in xxx.jpg
Why don't you upload your pictures to tinypic.com, and insert as a link? Postimage seems to be down again.
i have been having problems with the default postimage too. -
BlurBee:
oh...ah bee, that's weird, some can see while others cannot. :roll::? How come I can see the images?
The cakes look :drool: -
EatNonStop:
eatnonstop, can share yr tiramisu recipe here ??Tiramisu
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Hi Augmum
here it is
Ingredients
24 sponge fingers
Syrup
1 tbsp instant espresso/ strong coffee powder
1/2 tablespoon sugar
125ml boiling water
2 tsp Baileys Irish Cream (I omitted since got kids)
Cream
250g mascarpone cheese
2 1/2 tbsp icing sugar
1 1/2 tbsp Baileys Irish Cream (I omitted)
1/2 tbsp instant espresso/ strong coffee powder
1/2 tbsp cocoa powder
200 ml non-dairy whipping cream
cocoa powder, to dust
strawberroes for decoration (optional)
Method
1.Roast the sponge fingers in the oven at 150°C for about 5 minutes (optional). Set aside for later use.
To make the cream
1.Dissolve instant coffee powder and sugar in boiling water. Leave to cool before stirring in 2 teaspoons Baileys Irish Cream. Set aside.
2.In a mixing bowl, with a manual whisk, whisk mascarpone cheese with icing sugar. Add in Baileys Irish Cream mixture (from step 1), whisk until blended.
3.With an electric mixer whisk the whipping cream until medium peak. With a spatula, fold in 1/4 of the whipped cream to the mascarpone mixture. Pour the mascarpone mixture into the whipped cream and beat it with an electric mixer to get the peak again. Leave the cream in the fridge.
To assemble
1.Cut off one end of the sponge fingers so that each one is about 3" in length. Line the sides of a 8 round pan* (with a removable base or use a springform pan) with the sponge fingers (do not get them soaked in syrup). You will need about 20 sponge fingers (depending on the type/brand). Save the leftover small pieces.
2.Place a layer of sponge fingers on the bottom of the cake pan (use the leftover to fill the gaps).
3.Using a teaspoon, pour the syrup over the layered sponge fingers, making sure you don’t put too much in one side and avoid pouring syrup to the standing sponge fingers.
4.Pour 1/2 portion of cream (I used 1/3 only though) and spread evenly on the sponge layer, ensure all the gaps at the sides are filled. Tap the cake pan lightly on the table to ensure there are no trapped air pockets.
5.Place next layer of sponge fingers over the cream, sprinkle with syrup, and place the balance cream on top. Spread and smooth the top.
6.Leave the cake (covered) to chill in the fridge overnight.
7.Just before serving, dust the top with cocoa powder and unmold. Decorate as desired. Keep the cake in the fridge before serving
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Augmum:
ya, eatnonstop, suggest u upload yr images using tinypc.com,qms:
[quote=\"EatNonStop\"]\"Add image to post\"....my pics are in xxx.jpg
Why don't you upload your pictures to tinypic.com, and insert as a link? Postimage seems to be down again.
i have been having problems with the default postimage too.[/quote]I cannot see oso. Could it be something to do with the version of IE?
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