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Showing posts with label Recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Recipe. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
5 desserts you can make with puff pastry
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Easy,
fast,
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Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Banana Chocolate Peanut Butter Cupcakes
Sometimes, the itch to bake comes suddenly and the battle between the mind and body begins. My psychically tired and lazy body refuses to do move but my mind is working overtime with the numerous recipes I want to try.
This recipe was born out of my mind-body conflict. All you need is a big bowl and a sturdy spoon/spatula/whisk. Mix, bake, and wash – all completed in an hour flat. Out of sheer laziness, I used Skippy chocolate peanut butter but you can always use a combination of peanut butter and cocoa powder or melted chocolate. If you like, throw in a dash of chocolate chips for some bite.
This recipe was born out of my mind-body conflict. All you need is a big bowl and a sturdy spoon/spatula/whisk. Mix, bake, and wash – all completed in an hour flat. Out of sheer laziness, I used Skippy chocolate peanut butter but you can always use a combination of peanut butter and cocoa powder or melted chocolate. If you like, throw in a dash of chocolate chips for some bite.
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baking,
Banana Chocolate Peanut Butter Cupcakes,
Easy,
Recipe,
Simple,
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Singapore
Friday, June 6, 2014
Brownie Cream Cheese Butter Cake Recipe
Can't decide whether you want a brownie, butter cake or cheese cake? Try this Brownie cream cheese butter cake. A mouthful isn't it but this combination is surprisingly good.
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Apple Cream Cheese Cupcake Recipe
Location:
Singapore
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Soft baked Chewy Peanut Butter Dark Chocolate Cookies Recipe
Ever since I discovered soft baked cookies, I never looked back. I remember trying them when I was younger and was bemused by their texture. My mother used to say that those were "lau-hong" biscuits aka crispy biscuits left out for too long that they lose their bite.
Monday, March 3, 2014
Carbonara Recipe
I have a special fondness for carbs, especially noodles but pasta in Singapore restaurants are often a tad pricey for my liking - the portions are either too small/not filling or the sauce is too sour/creamy for my liking. The best part of replicating your fav pasta dishes at home is that you can adjust the flavour to your taste.
The Carbonara recipe I am sharing may not be the most authentic but the mix of the following ingredients resulted in a lovely dish which was happily devoured in minutes by the family. It is simple and good.
The Carbonara recipe I am sharing may not be the most authentic but the mix of the following ingredients resulted in a lovely dish which was happily devoured in minutes by the family. It is simple and good.
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Cornflakes Cranberry Cookies Recipe
One of these days you may be looking to clear out your pantry. If you have some lingering cornflakes and dried fruit, be it cranberry, raisins, etc., mix them together and create delicious cookies using this easy recipe. Once you tried these, you probably won't ever have a chance of these "leftovers" idling around any more...
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baking,
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Cornflakes,
Cranberry,
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Singapore
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Special post: Happy Valentine's Day
The biggest day for companies to bank on is coming...Valentine's Day! Pardon my sarcasm, but despite the fact that it is a highly commercialised occasion, I do believe that we should celebrate it in one way or another and spend some quality time with our loved ones - family or your other halves.
The big V-day can be made extra-special with a personal touch through d-i-y gifts, and what better way to express your love than through homemade sweets. Here's a round-up of some desserts which you can easily replicate at own home, at a fraction of the cost you need to pay outside.
For the laz- erm I mean time-sapped people. Difficulty level: Novice
The big V-day can be made extra-special with a personal touch through d-i-y gifts, and what better way to express your love than through homemade sweets. Here's a round-up of some desserts which you can easily replicate at own home, at a fraction of the cost you need to pay outside.
For the laz- erm I mean time-sapped people. Difficulty level: Novice
Location:
Singapore
Monday, January 27, 2014
Almond Cookies Recipe
A few more days to CNY and the frantic baking starts... Ok not really, this recipe is so easy that you can yield lovely cookies in an 1h flat.
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Almond,
chinese new year,
cookies,
Easy,
Recipe,
Singapore,
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Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Pineapple Tarts Recipe
*cue festive music, the most traditional of them all...
Dong dong dong chiang, dong dong dong chiang, dong dong dong chiang dong chiang dong chiang
Now that I have set the scene, you probably realise that this is a post related to Chinese New Year. And yes, it is coming and to be more exact, there are 8 more days to go.
To me CNY is all about the food. This is the only time in the year where I forget my waist-line and just eat (and eat and eat and eat). There is your traditional steamboat, Pen Cai (盆菜)... and definitely plenty of baked treats. Pineapple tarts, almond biscuits, peanut biscuits, etc.
The festive cheer is here and as an avid baker, I should be elated, excited, over the moon! Well, truth is, not quite...
Dong dong dong chiang, dong dong dong chiang, dong dong dong chiang dong chiang dong chiang
Now that I have set the scene, you probably realise that this is a post related to Chinese New Year. And yes, it is coming and to be more exact, there are 8 more days to go.
To me CNY is all about the food. This is the only time in the year where I forget my waist-line and just eat (and eat and eat and eat). There is your traditional steamboat, Pen Cai (盆菜)... and definitely plenty of baked treats. Pineapple tarts, almond biscuits, peanut biscuits, etc.
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pineapple tarts,
Recipe,
Singapore,
themoodkitchen
Banana Cupcakes Recipe
There are some recipes which you would constantly to refine to achieve a better taste or one that is to your liking. This is one of them - banana cake recipe.
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Banana,
cupcakes,
Easy,
food,
Recipe,
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Singapore,
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whipping cream
Monday, January 6, 2014
Sweet Potato Latte (Goguma Latte) Recipe
In my trip to Korea early last year, I chanced upon Sweet Potato Latte (Goguma Latte) at Hollys. It is the company’s signature drink, a 445-kcal hot drink made with milk, sweet potatoes and almonds. The weather was still chilly then and the tasty drink made me all warm and fuzzy.
I miss Hollys, I miss my goguma latte and I want a Hollys franchise! Or someone else bring Hollys to Singapore. But since I don't know when that might be and with my craving chewing me inside out, the only way left is to recreate the drink.
I miss Hollys, I miss my goguma latte and I want a Hollys franchise! Or someone else bring Hollys to Singapore. But since I don't know when that might be and with my craving chewing me inside out, the only way left is to recreate the drink.
Labels:
drinks,
Easy,
korean,
Recipe,
Singapore,
Sweet Potato Latte (Goguma Latte),
themoodkitchen
Location:
Singapore
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Chinese Chives and Pork Dumplings (Jiaozi) Recipe
BACKLOG!! Ok, that exclamation has zero relation to this post on Chinese dumplings. With the year drawing to a close, one would expect things to wind down but quite the contrary, I am swamped.
There are many things to settle and close before 2013 is over and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that everything goes smoothly. As the apt saying goes, 先苦后甜 "bitterness first, sweetness after", I am eagerly anticipating my gush of "sweetness" after all this crazy work is over!
I love Chinese dumplings ever since staying in Beijing for a couple months. There are many flavours available and people eat them as a main. You can dip them in simple black vinegar or mixed with some sesame oil and chilli oil. It's a great dish to make during these rainy months and it's a fun activity for the whole family to just gather around and make dumplings.
There are many things to settle and close before 2013 is over and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that everything goes smoothly. As the apt saying goes, 先苦后甜 "bitterness first, sweetness after", I am eagerly anticipating my gush of "sweetness" after all this crazy work is over!
I love Chinese dumplings ever since staying in Beijing for a couple months. There are many flavours available and people eat them as a main. You can dip them in simple black vinegar or mixed with some sesame oil and chilli oil. It's a great dish to make during these rainy months and it's a fun activity for the whole family to just gather around and make dumplings.
Labels:
Chinese,
Chives,
Dumplings,
Easy,
food,
Jiaozi,
Pork,
Recipe,
Singapore,
themoodkitchen,
traditional
Location:
Singapore
Monday, December 2, 2013
Mocha Oreo Cheesecake Recipe
I am on a no-bake cheesecake spree ever since my last trip to Phoon Huat (local baking store). This is a result of buying cream cheese and diary whipping cream in bulk - think 1kg of cream cheese and 1L of whipping cream. To be fair, I couldn't resist the cream cheese. The one I bought comes from Australia in a tubular form and has a light creamy taste which I absolutely adore. I don't like cheese with a strong "cheesey" taste (it's ironic I know) and this affordable option ($12-ish for 1kg) is for those who want to make cheesecakes but find Philadelphia (250g for $5-ish) a tad pricey.
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cheesecake,
chilled,
Easy,
guided,
Mocha,
no bake,
Oreo,
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Simple,
Singapore,
themoodkitchen
Location:
Singapore
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Checkered Cake Recipe
I love basics - a sponge cake when done well is utterly delicious. Which is also why I am always on a search for the perfect sponge cake recipe. There are many recipes out there but the key is finding what works best for you both in terms of methodology and taste.
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Checkered Cake Recipe,
chocolate ganache,
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Quick,
Recipe,
Simple,
Singapore,
sponge cake,
themoodkitchen,
twist
Location:
Singapore
Monday, September 30, 2013
Bacon Onion Quiche Recipe
It was Sunday brunch and I wanted to make something beyond the usual scrambled eggs or pancakes. I wanted something savoury, easy and quick. That's when I remember an easy Cowboy Quiche recipe from Zoe, Bake for Happy Kids.
"I have been using a fuss-free and fail-proof quiche recipe which is 200ml cream + 3 eggs + 1 cup cheese for a deep 23 cm pie dish"
THIS is exactly what I need. Fuss-free, fail-proof. The most comforting words to one who has never baked a quiche before.
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Bacon Onion Quiche,
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zoe
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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Strawberry Jellyhearts Cheesecake Recipe
I'm sure we all love our strawberries, jellies and cheesecake. But how do they taste when used together in the same dish...? Awesome.
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cake,
cheesecake,
cream cheese,
Easy,
Guided steps,
jelly,
Recipe,
Singapore,
strawberry hearts,
Strawberry Jellyhearts Cheesecake,
themoodkitchen
Location:
Singapore
Monday, September 9, 2013
Japanese Chestnut Cake (Mont Blanc) Recipe
Yes, Mont Blanc is a luxury brand and no, I am not referring to that. Today's post is on a less-known cake but utterly delicious - Mont Blanc.
Mont Blanc is a dessert of puréed, sweetened chestnuts and whipped cream. This name is derived from the mountain, Mont Blanc, meaning "White Mountain". This dessert resembles a snow-capped mountain, which explains the squiggly lines on top the cake (and please don't tell me they look like worms or Medusa's hair...)
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birthday,
cake,
chestnut,
Easy,
guided,
Japanese Chestnut Cake (Mont Blanc) Recipe,
mont blanc cake,
Recipe,
Singapore,
themoodkitchen,
whole cakes
Location:
Singapore
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Fruit Tart Recipe
Fruit tarts are easy to put together and one of the healthier desserts. You can use any seasonal fruit available and berries are often used, strawberries, blueberries, etc. Colourful fruits are packed with vitamins and they brighten up the whole tart. Not only is a fruit tart good to look at, it is also delicious - buttery tart crust paired with sweet custard and many pieces of layered fruit.
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basic tart,
decoration,
Easy,
fruit tart,
Pastry Cream,
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Simple,
Singapore,
themoodkitchen,
tips
Location:
Singapore
Kimchi Pancake Recipe
If you are looking for a fuss-free meal, kimchi pancake is a quick fix. All you need is kimchi, flour, water.
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dipping sauce,
Easy,
homemade,
kimchi,
korean food,
maangchi,
pancake,
Recipe,
Singapore,
themoodkitchen
Location:
Singapore
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