Seen this recipe at Bakes for Happy Kids for a long time , but only managed to get the gruyere cheese recently. Decided to quickly try out this great recipe
Gruyere cheese focaccia
Adapted from Bakes for Happy Kids
Dough Recipe :-
250 gm Bread Flour
10 ml Olive Oil
4gm Instant Yeast
2 gm sea salt
150ml water
Layering ingredient :- 180gm gruyere cheese
Mix the above ingredients till you get a smooth dough. Covered dough in an oiled bowl , proof for an hour or till double. Slowly tip out the proof dough & cut into half.
Roll flat and put inside a pyrex square dish. Add in sliced gruyere cheese, and covered up with and second half of the dough .
Covered and proof for another hour or till double. Make small indentations on top of the dough. Sprinkle some sea salt & olive oil. Bake at preheated oven for 30 mins at 180 C
So Soft & Tasty !! See the melted gruyere cheese!!
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Traditional chinese steamed egg cake- No leavening
Traditional steamed egg cake ... only three very basic ingredients to make this cake. It was delicious!
All you need is
a bowl of eggs
a bowl of caster sugar ( I reduced to half a bowl)
a bowl of rose flour or cake flour
a tiny bit of salt
You need to beat the eggs (cold from fridge!) and caster sugar till pass ribbon stage < i.e. when you hold up the balloon whisk the batter will drop when you count to 3. that is the stage you want to stop at.
Then gently fold in the flour & salt.
Steamed in a rattan bowl or i am using a dim sum wooden mould for 25 mins on high heat.
All you need is
a bowl of eggs
a bowl of caster sugar ( I reduced to half a bowl)
a bowl of rose flour or cake flour
a tiny bit of salt
You need to beat the eggs (cold from fridge!) and caster sugar till pass ribbon stage < i.e. when you hold up the balloon whisk the batter will drop when you count to 3. that is the stage you want to stop at.
Then gently fold in the flour & salt.
Steamed in a rattan bowl or i am using a dim sum wooden mould for 25 mins on high heat.
Hot !! from wok!! |
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Pumpkin red bean bao
Tomorrow is a very important days for Malaysian... We will be casting our votes .
This recipe I have adapted from 孟老师 steamed bun recipe , resulting a beautiful orangey bao ...
Ingredients :-
75gm water ( you may not need all, add slowly till you get a pliable dough)
175gm plain flour
75gm pumpkin purée
15gm brown sugar
3/4 tsp instant yeast
1T corn oil
Knead all the above ingredients till you get a pliable and soft dough that will not still on your hand.
Covered and rest for 10 mins.
Divide into 25gm each . You will get 11 pcs. Roll flat and wrap in the red bean paste.
Let frement for 20 mins or till double .
Steamed starting with cold water , turning fire to medium heat for 20 mins Do not open the cover of wok immediately, off fire and let it sit for 3 mins before opening so you will get a smooth surface bao.
This recipe I have adapted from 孟老师 steamed bun recipe , resulting a beautiful orangey bao ...
Ingredients :-
75gm water ( you may not need all, add slowly till you get a pliable dough)
175gm plain flour
75gm pumpkin purée
15gm brown sugar
3/4 tsp instant yeast
1T corn oil
Knead all the above ingredients till you get a pliable and soft dough that will not still on your hand.
Covered and rest for 10 mins.
Divide into 25gm each . You will get 11 pcs. Roll flat and wrap in the red bean paste.
Let frement for 20 mins or till double .
Steamed starting with cold water , turning fire to medium heat for 20 mins Do not open the cover of wok immediately, off fire and let it sit for 3 mins before opening so you will get a smooth surface bao.
I am submitting this post to Aspiring Bakers #31 - Bao Ho-Chiak (May 2013) hosted by Miss B of Everybody Eats Well in Flanders
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