Hello,life has been busy for the last few weeks! Phew, JP Morgan run is over! Nowlooking forward to the ever popular ladie SHAPE RUN in July!What haveI been baking for the last few weeks????? Plenty.....Tiramisu Cake baked for tha recent family gathering was another big hit. The aroma of the Coffee was too strong for the weak heart, YOU JUST got to try it! Yesterday's cakes were....Marble cake and Blueberry Cheesecake. Turned out fine. No wonder my weekends are so tiring for me! Whenever I am alone at home, I will start browsing my recipe books and check on the ingredients available and there I go again...BAKE!
Another interesting class that I attended on last Wednesday...its cubcake decorations for celebrations...Look at how lovely the decorated cupcakes turned out to be! Just right for weddings and engagement gifts. Make nice gifts for friends on special occasions.
Managed to be up early for my 1 hr morning jog.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
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Splitting Cake Layers: Split cake by pulling a piece of heavy sewing thread horiontally, back and forth through the cake.
Leftover egg whites can be stored covered in the refrigerator 7 to 10 days. To freeze egg whites, place in a plastic ice cube tray, then remove the frozen cubes to a plastic freezer bag for storage. Thaw frozen whites in the refrigerator.
Over creaming causes the cake to sink when its baked, under creaming gives a stiff textured cake
Perfect Buttercream Icing: Beat the mixture for long enough. Aim to beat it for several minutes until it is very smooth and creamy. Ensure that icing sugar is sifted (perferably twice) .
Leftover egg whites can be stored covered in the refrigerator 7 to 10 days. To freeze egg whites, place in a plastic ice cube tray, then remove the frozen cubes to a plastic freezer bag for storage. Thaw frozen whites in the refrigerator.
Over creaming causes the cake to sink when its baked, under creaming gives a stiff textured cake
Perfect Buttercream Icing: Beat the mixture for long enough. Aim to beat it for several minutes until it is very smooth and creamy. Ensure that icing sugar is sifted (perferably twice) .
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