October 15, 2006

Pumpkin Pie

Pumpkin Pies

 
Actually I baked this about a month ago, haven’t got a chance to post it here until today.
 
What I like about pumpkin is that you can eat it plain right after it’s steamed until tender. It is good the way it is. Naturally sweet, tender, juicy. A ready made pudding presented by the nature! Now I understand why people call their loved ones ‘pumpkin’.
 
I bought almost 1 kilogram of pumpkin, nuked it all until tender, and half of it went into my stomach while baking :) I just couldn’t help myself.
 
Here is a light version of Pumpkin Pie, recipe by Santap Magazine 11th edition.
O, yeah, it’s good.
 
ThreesomePumpkin Pie - Light Version
Recipe by Santap Magazine

 
Crust:
120 g plain crackers biscuit
30 g quick cooking oats
4 Tbsp sugar
8 tsp light olive oil
1/4 cup (65 ml) fresh milk
 
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July 31, 2005

Choux Pastry a.k.a. Kue Sus!

Probably the first and the oldest pastry I know. Classic and always comforting.
The filling is so flexible, you can throw in anything you like. Be it custard or whipped cream -with or without colorful fresh fruits, buttercream or even chicken ragout. As for me, it’s my favorite Napoleon custard alright… Besides I still have some left in my fridge :)
Dust with powdered sugar on top before serving. Dashing!


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Napoleon a la PennyLane

Perfect combination of scrumptious flaky pastry and sweet creamy custard.
The best custard filling so far!

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