Showing posts with label almond. Show all posts
Showing posts with label almond. Show all posts

Wednesday, 23 January 2013

Galette Bretonne au Caramel



Happy New Year!

A long overdue post!
I should have updated 2 weeks ago but I thought I couldn't write any more as I have a few reports to write.
Alongside with that, I started this year resolution with a photography project 'A Photo A Day' in January.
If that's going well, I'll extend it to '365 photos'.


Furthering my obsession with caramel & galette bretonne, I've baked a batch with salted caramel sauce.
I can't be bothered to rewrite the recipe of the caramel sauce but you can find it here.
The texture & flavour of these cookies have never failed me.
Rich & crispy, simply delicious :)


Saturday, 27 October 2012

Galette Bretonne



I'm totally in love with these classic & elegant French shortbreads.
It is originated from Bretagne (Brittany) in France.
This is not a traditional recipe which just uses butter, egg & flour.
This recipe from cakechef is much more sophisticated with a thoughtful consideration of taste & texture.
The ground almond makes it even more flakier & crunchier.
I baked this recipe once without cooking rings & the biscuits turned out so crunchy & delicious.
I couldn't resist to bake again with rings so I've bought 20 cookies rings just for these buttery cookies.
I can assure you will love these cookies. 


For a little variation, I also whipped up whipping cream with lime & orange to make the syllabub.
Serve as a simple tart with the syllabub & any fruits you like.
 Enjoy with a cup of coffee :)

Wednesday, 7 March 2012

Caramel Financiers & Guest Post on Foodforfriendsyeah!



It was a pleasure to be invited by Matt from foodforfriendsyeah to write a food photography guide for his site.
I have to admit that I’m not very good in writing photography guide & I think there’re lot of great food stylists/ bloggers who are much better than me but I had to give it a try.
If you’re ever interested in how I take my food photos, you can read the entire story here.
I hope some people will find it helpful & let me know what you think.


Back to the food, I baked these mini caramel financiers sometimes ago & I thought I’ll share the recipe here.
This wasn’t the first time I’ve baked financiers but I think this was the best ones.
Alright, I’m obsessed with caramel & I couldn’t resist anything made with it.
These little financiers were moist, delicate, not so sweet & with a rich flavour of caramel.

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Almond Cookies - Malaysian Style


It all started when my sister Jenny baked these lovely cookies months ago.
Since then, these cookies are baked twice a week.
I didn't really get my hands on these cookies since Jenny bakes batches of cookies.
Then there was a week & there was no cookies left.
My mum started to complain & murmured that there was no cookies left.
She is cheesecake lover, also a cookies lover.
To keep her happy, I called my sister for the recipe & finally baked some.
So you can tell how irresistible these cookies are.


In this recipe, salt is a must, it adds contrast to the sweetness & bring out the after taste.
It's so simple yet yummy.
If you're almond cookies lover, you must try this.

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