Showing posts with label tofu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tofu. Show all posts

Sunday, 10 April 2016

Baked Tofu Cheesecake


Recipe update with a baked tofu cheesecake.
Simple yet delicious cheesecake to enjoy without feeling guilty.
It contains relatively less cream cheese and cream, so it’s healthier and lighter.
I drizzled some sweet osmanthus, it’s dried flowers if you don’t know.
It’s very popular in Asia either as herbal tea or as flavouring in baking and pastry.
I love it so I always stock a big bag in my kitchen.
If you don’t have it, you can add lemon zest instead, it’ll be great too.


Thursday, 19 May 2011

Easter Trip & Recipe Sharing

In April, I took a long flight back to Malaysia which stopped over at Dubai.
Malaysia is a tropical country & full of passion.
I hadn't back to my hometown for 4-5 years, it was a great chance for me to meet my old friends & family, also enjoy the foods.
When it comes to friend gathering, it always come with eating & shopping.
There're a lot of shopping centres with food courts, even there's no food courts, there're surely restaurants & food stalks nearby.
I was truly spoiled by Malaysian foods :)

Friday, 16 April 2010

Tofu Cheesecake with Red Bean Jelly


My exam is finally over, the most distressful moment has gone.
I'm back and hoping to update the blog more frequently.
I treated myself a piece of tofu cheesecake with red (Azuki) bean jelly.
I have used the same recipe for the tofu cheesecake, only a small twist to make it more interesting.
I used tinned sweetened red beans which I bought from a Japanese store.
Of course, any flavour will go with the tofu cheesecake, I even tried with lychee jelly.
However, light favour is recommended as tofu aroma is very delicate.


Sunday, 7 February 2010

Black Sesame Tofu Cheesecake


I suddenly realised I have baked more but do less craft works.
Although there is a lot of recipe in this blog, I didn't intend to write a 'food' blog.
This blog is really my diary of interests; obviously I'm attracted to desserts lately.
I enjoy working in the kitchen more than I did 2 years ago.
I hated cooking back then, I thought it's a waste of time as I was bonded to my study.
Also, I didn't enjoy eating as much as I do now.
Now, I think food is great! Warm foods & sweet desserts comfort me after a long day of study.
Making desserts for my family & friends is a pleasure especially when they all love it.

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