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    All about Cakes & Cookies Baking

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    • L Offline
      luckyme
      last edited by

      OMG! :yikes: Funz, your choux looked very delicious leh! :drool: Can share recipe? :please:


      Oh yes, do you have any traditional pandan cake recipe?

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        Funz
        last edited by

        luckyme:
        OMG! :yikes: Funz, your choux looked very delicious leh! :drool: Can share recipe? :please:


        Oh yes, do you have any traditional pandan cake recipe?
        I don't have a pandan cake recipe on hand. You can try this for the pandan cake recipe.
        http://ieatishootipost.sg/2010/05/how-to-make-pandan-chiffon-cake-almost.html

        For the Choux, here goes

        Choux
        Ingredient
        150g Flour
        90g Salted Butter
        250ml Water
        10g Sugar
        4 eggs

        Method
        1. Sift flour and mix with sugar
        2. Boil water & butter
        3. When butter is melted, dump in (1) at one go. Stir immediately until
        dough is form & leaves the side of the pot.
        4. Cool it
        5. Beat in eggs 1 by 1 and until mixture is smooth and glossy
        6. Pipe or spoon onto tray. About the size of a small lime and 2 inches apart
        7. Bake for 10 mins at 190 degree celcius and another 15mins at 170 degree
        celcius
        8. Slit bottom immediately to release steam
        9. Cool completely before piping in filling

        Fillings
        Ingredients
        2 eggs
        500ml Chocolate Milk
        120g sugar
        2 tbsp all purpose flour
        2 tbsp cornstarch
        60gm bittersweet chocolate
        1tsp vanilla extract

        Method
        1. Bring milk to boil
        2. Meanwhile beat eggs and sugar until pale
        3. Mix in flour and cornstarch
        4. Pour some boiling milk into the egg mixture while stirring
        5. Continue adding and stirring in the milk until all the milk is added
        6. Cook the custard until it simmers and no longer floury
        7. Stir in vanilla extract. Add chocolate and let it sit for a while before stirring.
        8. Mix well and leave to cool before piping.

        Chocolate Glaze
        Ingredient
        1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
        2 tbsp butter
        2 tbsp fresh milk

        Put all the ingredients in a pot and melt it using the double boil method. You can add more milk if you find the consistancy of the glaze too thick. Once done, simply dip the choux in the glaze and leave it on a tray to set. Chill them before serving.

        Notes:
        1. when cooking the dough for the choux, use low fire and even after the
        dough leaves the sides of the pot, cook it a while more until there is no
        floury smell.
        2. I am using a convection oven so I lower the temp by 10 deg.
        3. intead of slitting the bottom of the choux, I slit the top and filled the
        custard from the top, thereafter the slit is covered by the glaze. If slit the
        bottom, some of the filling tend to ooze out.
        4. Recipe calls for 120g of sugar for the filling, I used only 100g
        5. Line your tray with baking paper or oil it and dust with flour. I did not and
        the 1st tray of choux got stuck.

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          Village Girl
          last edited by

          Funz


          You choux are great. Looks yummy. How many can you made with the recipe given. It seems a huge plate.

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            Funz
            last edited by

            Village Girl:
            Funz


            You choux are great. Looks yummy. How many can you made with the recipe given. It seems a huge plate.
            30+ I think. Did not do a count but I ended up with 2 trays after DD and DS ate a few along the way while filling and piping.

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              Funz
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              http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/m560/cylsfun/fb8f9952.jpg\">

              http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/m560/cylsfun/baeea8a8.jpg\">
              Orange Chiffon Cake

              http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/m560/cylsfun/64824142.jpg\">
              Yuzu Chiffon Cake

              DS is into citrus chiffon cakes lately. DS is kinda picky and on the small and skinny side. Food doesn't usually interest him so when he says he feels like eating something, everyone usually go out of their way to get it for him. We can easily find pandan chiffon, coffee chiffon, chocolate chiffon but could not find orange chiffon. So I dusted the cobwebs from my tube pan and baked DS the cake he was craving for.

              Somehow, convection ovens do not bake nice looking chiffon cakes. The cakes tend to crack even when I set the oven to the minimum temp. Oh well, doesn't matter as a chiffon cake is always presented bottom up.

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                Chenonceau
                last edited by

                Oh gosh! Funz... I didn't realize that you bake like a pro! :udawoman:


                Here is my recipe for low carb almond meal bread in the bread maker.

                http://petunialee.blogspot.sg/2012/07/recipe-for-low-carb-almond-bread.html

                The photo is here...
                http://petunialee.blogspot.sg/2011/12/almond-meal-bread.html

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                  mamii
                  last edited by

                  http://i45.tinypic.com/2heaasg.jpg\"> http://i48.tinypic.com/65ydsw.jpg\"> hi fellow bakers just sharing some of my pic of my recent bakes. I have been crazily baking chiffon cakes sometimes up to 3 times a week just trying to get the texture right. It is not doing any good for my weight !


                  I would like to pick your brains if any of you have chicken mushroom pie recipe - the prima deli kind, cream based. Thanks a lot !

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                    Blessed Homemaker
                    last edited by

                    I've been using this recipe


                    http://bakingmum.blogspot.sg/2006/12/recent-bakes.html

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                      mamii
                      last edited by

                      thanks blessed homemaker, will the chicken mixture have any gravy as i do not see any milk or cream used.

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                        Funz
                        last edited by

                        If you want some gravy in your pie, just add some milk or cream when cooking the filling. I cheat at times by dumping in a can of campbell cream of chicken soup.

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