Made this for afternoon snack today. I used the baked nian gao that I did earlier this year that I have kept frozen to try out the deep-fry version. Can't eat this too often because it's very oily and might give you sore throat (heaty feeling).
Bought sweet potato to go with it because this nian gao was not very sweet.
The closed up of the combination. Not bad at all, but this baked nian gao didn't turn gluey and sticky like the one in M'sia. Perhaps it was baked and didn't use coconut milk?? Not sure!
Just as the name implied. I was trying out a different way to make my whole wheat dough.This is the closed up of the bread. I found bread making is really fun, all sort of ways to play with the dough. If you can imagine it, you can make it!
This is one easy and delicious soup to whip up. I even feel embarrass to give out the recipe!! Well, for the newbies I guess.Ingredients:
3-4 pork ribs or pork loin bones1/2 cup of black beans, washed5 cups of waterSalt to taste
Method:1. Boiled the water over high heat. When boiled, add in the pork bones/ribs. Dished out the inpurities and add the washed black beans. Turn the heat to low and let it simmer for 3-4 hours, or until the pork turned tender. Season to taste with a little salt. Serve hot!
This is my new creation. The healthier version of RotiBoy. LOL! This is made using my trusted basic sweet bun recipe, I just substituted the bread flour with whole wheat flour and white sugar with brown sugar.
Since I have some leftover Mexican topping from making the cream cheese bun that I kept frozen, I used that to make the topping, just added some cocoa powder and coffee emulco.
I used the same cream cheese filling (for the cream cheese bun) for this Rotiboy. If not, you can used salted butter as filling, just made sure the butter was still cold solid when wrap inside the dough to proof.
Then, I added some sliced almonds on top of the Mexican topping. As you can see, my sliced almonds slide down while baking...Oops!
Here's the close up of my whole wheat RotiBoy with cream cheese filling. What can I say, another soft and yummy bun for my snack and breakfast!
I store it in the refrigerator because of the cream cheese filling and toast it in a toasted oven for 4-5 mins the next day and tada....like fresh baked again!!
I finally made my first sambal haebee. Both hubby and I love eating this sambal but I just never make it on my own, not sure why. Probably lazy...hahaha...
Well, decided to make it today using my short cut version. Viola, it's so yummy with white rice. Would be delicious spread in sandwich too. Okay, here's my recipe if you want to try it.