After busy for about two weeks, I have almost done all the CNY cookies, still have two more cookies to go which I have to use up the leftover egg whites. Beside almond flakes crisp, another cookies is ice cream cookies(meringue cookies) which most of the small girls love it. By popular demand, I have made 8 red canisters of pineapple tarts, this time I made into nastar shape which is easy and quick to handle, but I also try out a new shape- Golden Ingot which look golden and prosperous!Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Honeycomb Cookies (Kuih Rose/Loyang) new recipe~ 蜂窝饼 ~~欢喜过马年
Last year I tasted my sister-in-law's honeycomb cookies and I was impressed with her cookies that tasted so crunchy and light. I made my first honeycomb cookies last year, even it was crunchy but towards hard but not light.
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Friday, January 24, 2014
Almond Flakes Crisp 杏仁片脆饼~~欢喜过马年
The other day when I chatting with my SIL about CNY cookies, I told her to make this easy Almond Flakes Crisp which is crunchy and additive. When she asked for a recipe, and I realized that I have few years did not make this cookie. Since I have some almond flakes left after I made the crispy almond butter cookies ( I have to sort out good shape of almond flakes for this cookies, so left those not even shape) and some leftover egg white, so I purposely made some and refresh my mind on how to handle this almond flakes crisp.
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Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Kuih Bangkit (tapioca biscuits) 茨粉饼/番婆饼~~欢喜过马年
Kuih Bangkit (or tapioca biscuits) is one of my family favourite's CNY cookie. Earlier I have hard time to remove the kuih from the traditional wooden mould. But not for this year, I have found the solution and it was a breeze to make Kuih Bangkit using wooden mould this time.
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cookie,
Private kitchen
Monday, January 20, 2014
Braised Napa cabbage with Egg floss 蛋酥滷白菜~~欢喜过马年
The braised Napa cabbage is a popular and common dish in Taiwan, they called it as 滷白菜. The other day I saw this dish in a Taiwan cook show (by Taiwan's celebrity chef 阿基師), and I know this dish must be good, because use Napa cabbage to braise it, sure taste very refreshing sweet.
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CNY dishes,
CNY stuffs,
vegetables
Friday, January 17, 2014
Macaron de Nancy 南锡杏仁蛋白饼~~欢喜过马年
This is a new cookie recipe that i just tried out and I feel it is suitable for this coming CNY. When i saw this recipe in a cookbook, the special name and beautiful and unique crack effect were attracted me..It is a popular cookies at Nancy, France. Accordingly to here, The macaron de Nancy was first created at the Monastery Les Dames du Saint-Sacrement in Nancy, a Benedictine order founded by Catherine de Vaudément, Abbess de Remiremont and daughter of Charles III, Duke de Lorraine. Charles III could not eat meat, but loved sweets and chocolate. Nuns cooking in the monastery are believed to have created this simple wafer which became known as the macaron de Nancy.
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cookie
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Chicken Meat Floss 鸡肉丝~~欢喜过马年
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snack
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Hup Tou Sou Cookies ( 没有核桃的合桃酥)~~欢喜过马年
When I saw Lite Home Bake mentioned about the traditional Hup Tou Sou cookies (Hup Tou=walnut) some actually has no walnut, remind me of the Hup Tou Sou cookies made by Reese. I tasted her Hup Tou Sou cookies when I went to her house for a bloggers gathering few years back. I was surprised to learn from her that the usual Hup Tou Sou cookies that we bought at the pasar malam (night market) has no walnut (Hup Tou) actually. Maybe some of them contain walnut, but I am sure that those i tasted before has no walnut added as the taste was exactly like that one I tasted at her house.
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CNY stuffs,
cookie
Monday, January 13, 2014
Spicy and Sour Fish Maw Soup (Foochow style) 酸辣鱼鳔~~欢喜过马年
After I deep fry the fish maw, then I used it to cook this spicy and sour fish maw soup, love this version too ! very appetizing indeed..
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Chinese dishes,
CNY stuffs,
fish maw,
seafood
How to deep fry Fish Maw 怎样油炸鱼鳔
Fish Maw 花膠/鱼鳔 is commonly used in Chinese cooking especially served during Chinese New Year as Chinese people consider fish maw to be a luxury item. It is an excellent source of collagen. Fish maw itself has no taste, it takes on the flavour of the surrounding ingredients. You can find ready to use fish maw which already deep fried at the market, but my mother like to purchase the dried fish maw from the fisherman and deep fry by herself ( so we know it is clean and safe) . So I try to learn from her and share it here.
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fish maw,
homemade
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