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Mocha Mascarpone Rolls
Impress your friends and guests with this dessert. Pour a bit of liqueur into the Mocha Mascarpone Icing.
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Shahi Tukda
Ghee or butter is very important in this recipe as it gives that special flavour and aroma to this dessert. In India, the bread slices are deep fried in ghee.
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Carrot Tea Bread
Tea breads are very easy to make. You don’t need to use yeast and there is no fermentation involved. This tea bread is rich and would taste better the following day.
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Honey Orange Madeleines
It is common for many to bake the traditional Kueh Baulu, mini sponge cakes, for Chinese New Year. I thought I will share the recipe for these cute little buttery French cakes as they do look pretty with their scallop-shell shape.
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Lemon and Green Tea Pound Cake
Your friends will the thrilled to see and to eat it this cake! The combination of the lemon as well as the powdered green tea (matcha) makes this cake dense and not-too sweet. The exterior of the cake will be crispy while the interior moist.
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Rocky Road
cherries, you can also use other chopped dried fruits like apricots, peaches, pineapple, raisins and currants. You can also add in some toasted nuts like almonds or cashew nuts. Rocky Road also make an excellent gift to take to a potluck party!
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Coconut Candy
I love these little squarish, colourful, sinfully sweet, creamy, crunchy, delicious candy bars. I remember my childhood days when I used to watch my aunt making it. She will personally husk the coconuts; shave off the dark brown skin of the coconuts and then hand-grate them painstakingly.
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Strawberry Jam Cheesecake
This creamy strawberry cheesecake is perfect for any special occasion! Instead of strawberry jam, you can also use blueberry or raspberry jam, or marmalade. The cake can last for a maximum of 3 days. Alternatively, you can also bake mini strawberry cheesecakes.
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Durian Fudge Cake
You either love or hate durians. I love it much like the millions of durian fans.
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Semolina Kheer
You can use other ingredients like whole kernel corn, chopped jackfruit, scraped meat of young coconut, and so on. What about serving hot semolina kheer with a sprinkle of chocolate chips………..I can imagine the chocolate melting into the kheer and making it yummy!!
