Recipes by Happy Homebaker (Page 6)
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not so miniI stumbled upon these lovely mini corn dog muffins over at Stephanie's macaroni and cheesecake food blog when I was looking for finger food to prepare for my guests when they came over for a get-together dinner.Those cute little muffins were baked in mini muffin pans. However, I don't even own a regular muffin pan, let alone mini… |
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Christmas SconesIt was a quiet and peaceful Christmas eve. There was no Christmas dinner or any junk food party last night. In fact, this is the first time we are not spending the Christmas with my better half. He is away and had to work through Christmas and didn't get the chance to get back to the hotel until the early hours of Christmas day.Being… |
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holiday bakingIt has been a really busy and eventful month...I felt like I was on an emotional roller coaster ride for the most part of it ;)It started off with the agonising wait for the release of the psle (primary school leaving exam) results, followed immediately by another few days of decision making...choosing the secondary schools for my… |
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veggies in a cakeThe first time I made this carrot chiffon cake I tested it with my new Bosch kitchen machine.The Bosch mixer is able to whisk the egg whites a lot faster, and appears to create more volume than a handheld electric whisk. However, having said that, a handheld machine is also equally good for beating egg whites although you will have to… |
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It's really that simpleI don't know why it took me so long to pick up the courage to make something so simple as molten chocolate cakes!Somehow, I have this false impression that it requires skills and experience of a pastry chef to make them...probably because I only get to eat this delicious dessert during one of those rare occasions when I meet up with… |
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easy does itBread making used to be a tedious task when I first started making homemade bread by hand. Kneading bread dough can be very therapeutic, but too often I ended up with very sore arms and shoulder the next day.Baking bread at home became much easier after I bought my first bread machine. I left the kneading entirely to the machine, no… |
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dessert in a glassIf you are a parent of a P6 student in a local school here, you would probably know why I have been missing in actions for the past weeks ;)Today marks the beginning of the much anticipated (with stress and agony on my part) primary school leaving examination or better known by the 4 letter 'word', psle ;) This national examination… |
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My new kitchen helperEven though I have been a keen home baker for the past few years, I have never thought of getting a stand mixer, I don't even own a food processor for my daily cooking. A heavy duty stand mixer is neither a need nor a want (^^")So when Bosch invited me to participate in the review of their recently launched new Bosch MUM5PRO… |
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there's always room for dessertThis is not the first time I made this awfully delicious and decadent chocolate torte. I baked one for my better half's birthday a few months back. Ever since I have taken the first bite, I couldn't seem to get it off my mind...well, just like any home bakers, we don't need to wait for a special occasion to bake a cake...and,....there… |
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Weekend BakingI have been getting a lot of these honey apricots lately. They are sweet, ready-to-eat snacks for my kids. I don't have to spend time cutting the fruits and unlike juicy fruits, I have no worries of my boy dripping juices all over the couch ;)My younger child finds it a joy eating these tiny, peachy scented fruits. To him, it is a… |
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