Showing posts with label custard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label custard. Show all posts
Thursday, April 9, 2020
Sago Pudding with Lotus Seed Paste 蓮蓉西米布甸
This is a fusion dessert because its ingredients originate from different countries or culture.
Custard powder--English
Lotus seed paste filling--Chinese
Sago or tapioca pearls--Thai or Southeast Asian
No matter what its origin, it is a yummy and delicious dessert!
Friday, September 15, 2017
Custard Mooncake Class 奶黃月餅班
Custard mooncake class is back by popular demand.
Date: 9/23, 2:30-4:30pm in Diamond bar, California.
Fee $50, include all the ingredients, one set of mold and a box of six cakes to take home.
Email to :phoebechow@morethanbread.net if you are interested. Class limited to 6 people.
徇眾要求,奶黃月餅班加開
日期:9月23, 2:30-4:30pm.
地點:Diamond bar, California.
費用$50, 包所有材料,一套月餅模,一盒六個月餅。如有興趣,請盡快給我電郵:
phoebechow@morethanbread.net。只收六個學生。
Friday, February 10, 2017
Crème brûlée 法式燉蛋
Three simple ingredients--egg, cream and sugar--make this an incredible popular and yummy dessert. The addition of vanilla bean or extract (and liqueur, like rum or Grand Marnier ) makes it more flavorful. Just in time to make it for your Valentine!
Another aspect which makes this a welcome dessert is that it can be made ahead of time. Just add sugar and burn with a torch, then a caramelized crunchy top and silky custard is ready to be enjoyed!
Monday, April 20, 2015
Magic Chocolate Custard Layers Cake 奇妙多層朱古力蛋糕
The original name of this cake is prajitura desteapta which means "smart cake" in Romanian. This cake is also often referred to as magic cake because there are different layers and textures baked from one single batter. As you bite into the cake, you will be amazed by the different textures. I was intrigued by it and started to search for the rationale behind it.
The way it is prepared is basically the same as any chiffon or sponge cake. The eggs are separated from the yolks, which are mixed with the sugar, fat, liquid and flour while the whites are beaten to stiff peaks. Then the two are reunited and baked.
What makes it different from ordinary cake is the temperature of the oven and the amount of liquid. I am always amazed by how understanding the science can make one a better baker.
Knowledge is power!!
Friday, August 15, 2014
Custard Moon Cake 奶黃月餅
These exquisite moon cakes are created by innovative bakers from Hong Kong. A box of eight reportedly fetches almost HK$500 (~USD$65-70)!! The cake is filled with moist and rich custard with a nice coconut flavor. The recipe is straight forward but it takes some tricks and a lot of practice to create a nice and distinctive look.
I tried different recipes and finally came up with this one with modifications.
這款近年風靡香港的奶黃月餅,身價越來越貴,據報一盒八個要港幣近五百大元 !!
不過又真是很好食,奶黃餡香滑,加上一杯熱茶,真是一絕。
Saturday, March 15, 2014
Lava Custard Bao 流沙包
Dim Sum Series, part 5:
This is another classic steamed bao in dim sum restaurants. I think it is a rather recent addition because I do not recall having it before I immigrated to the US. I still remember my embarrassing moment when I first encountered it. It was quite messy because the custard just burst out like lava from an volcano. The salted duck yolk in the custard adds a different dimension of flavor. It is an amazing and wonderful experience.
Friday, September 9, 2011
Hong Kong Egg Tart 蛋撻
Monday, December 6, 2010
Egg Tart in Puff Pastry 酥皮蛋撻
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