Bake I: Traditional Lapis Cake
Quite a lot of preparation work for the batter.

Grilling the cake layer...

by layer by layers.

Testing the doneness of the cake by poking a pin into it.

My final Tradition Cake Lapis. Nice 10 layers.

Recipe adapted from Florence's website, Traditional Cake Lapis.

Grilling the cake layer...
by layer by layers.
Testing the doneness of the cake by poking a pin into it.
My final Tradition Cake Lapis. Nice 10 layers.
Recipe adapted from Florence's website, Traditional Cake Lapis.
Bake II: Wholemeal Bread
Steps to baking the bread.

Fresh from the oven wholemeal loaf.

Whole lot of wholesome wheat & oats.


Recipe adapted from Florence's blog, 65C Bread, under comments.

Fresh from the oven wholemeal loaf.
Whole lot of wholesome wheat & oats.
Recipe adapted from Florence's blog, 65C Bread, under comments.
Bake III: My Chocolate Delight!
I created this for my family on Saturday. Wanted to do chocolate truffles for them, but the chocolate ganache was too soft due to couverture chocolate. So I did this instead.

Brought the whole container to my mum's place.


Brought the whole container to my mum's place.
What's in the chocolate delight?
1. Chocolate Ganache
->semi sweet choc, dark chocolate couverture, whipping cream, butter & Rum.
2. Chocolate Delight
-> cherry, grape, blueberry, chocolate ganache, almond nibs, pistachio nut, crushed digestive biscuits. Topped it up with chocolate ganache, then sprinkle with valrhona cocoa powder.
Verdict: Wholesome! Just right & enough!
1. Chocolate Ganache
->semi sweet choc, dark chocolate couverture, whipping cream, butter & Rum.
2. Chocolate Delight
-> cherry, grape, blueberry, chocolate ganache, almond nibs, pistachio nut, crushed digestive biscuits. Topped it up with chocolate ganache, then sprinkle with valrhona cocoa powder.
Verdict: Wholesome! Just right & enough!
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