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I'm a hobbyist. And I bake to eat. I love cookies & you can definitely call me a cookie monster.

I bake from recipes I searched online. There ain't much in my collection, however, the recipes I collected are very simple, with success confirmed!
As I am new to baking, & if you are too, this is the correct place for you to look at the simple & delicious recipes.

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Jannis
10 May 2014.

*About de Author.*
Name: Jannis Tan
Loves: Cookies, cakes, tea (matcha), coffee, desserts...

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*Cookies.* To be updated.
  • Chocolate chips cookies
  • Chocolate Chips Cookies II
  • Dainty eggless cookies
  • Iced Sugar Cookies
  • Japanese Langue De Chat - Shiroi koibito.
  • Macarons, French - IV
  • Macarons, French - III
  • Macarons, French - II
  • Macarons, French - I
  • Melt-in-the-mouth German Cookies
  • Pineapple cookies - Fair Ladies
  • Shortbread cookies
  • Sugar Cookies, no chill dough
  • *Cakes & Cupcakes.* To be updated.
  • Cheesecake
  • Chiffon Cakes
  • Financiers
  • Pandan Sponge with Salted Caramel Frosting.
  • Mooncake, Baked - 2018
  • Mooncake, Snowskin - 2018
  • Mooncake, Snowskin - 2017
  • Mousse Cake - Matcha White Chocolate
  • Saint Sebastien - Checkerboard Cake
  • Strawberry Shortcake
  • *Frostings / Fillings & Whipped Cream.* To be updated.
  • Swiss Meringue Buttercream, Egg white powdered
  • *Recipes.*
  • Cookie.

  • Cakes & Cupcakes.

  • Frostings / Fillings & Whipped Cream.
  • Previous Posts
    • Melt-in-the-mouth German Cookies.
    • ♥♥Dainty Eggless Cookies.
    • Yummy Chocolate Chips Cookies!
    • Greeting to my first baking blog.


    Archives
    *The tools I own.*
  • Decorating tips
  • Kenwood stand mixer
  • Akira & Kitchenaid Hand mixers
  • Sona & Europac ovens
  • Baking tins & trays
  • Cookie cutters
  • Shinil Handblender


  • *Brands of ingredients I used.*
  • Prima Flour: Plain flour / Top flour / Cake flour
  • Bake King: Plain flour, Almond essence, orange essence, orange cloudy, baking powder & baking soda.
  • Nielsen Massey: Vanilla extract & vanilla bean paste
  • Butter: SCS / Golden Churn / Lurpak
  • Ghirardelli: Chocolates & chocolate chips
  • Margarine: Harvest Award Canola Spread (Best for frosting)
  • Whipping Cream: Emborg & Millac Gold
  • SIS: Icing sugar, caster sugar
  • Matcha: Bought from NTUC Fairprice
  • Icing color: Americolor & Wilton


  • Where I search for my recipes?
  • Joy of Baking.com
  • Michael Lim
  • tinrry+
  • Gretchen's Bakery
  • Friday, June 20, 2014

    SMBC - Swiss meringue buttercream... (using egg white powder)

    On 20/05/2017.

    Hi, I'm back to smbc making after so many years... And yes, it was 2014 when I first made the swiss meringue buttercream with success. And after 3 years, I am making it for the 2nd time. And... it's a success too!πŸ˜ƒ

    Why I am not making it frequently? Ok... because I was always baking cookies and I also had not been baking macarons for a while. While I had succeed in making this buttercream, I will be using it for macarons too.


    Nice silky smbc (measures a cup)...πŸ˜‹

    So delicious I wish to lick clean the whisks and beaters.

    I used the smbc for my tarts.

    Did I mention my smbc was made from egg white powder? I am using egg white powder as it is less messy and no waste of yolks. Messy in terms of handling raw eggs.


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    On 20/06/2014.

    I had always thought that I won't be able to make it. But I made it! Succeed at the 1st attempt and I'm using egg white powder recipe. Of cos, before I proceed making this delicious, not overly sweet buttercream, I had researched a lot of recipes. It is really important to read the comments section of each recipe or tips advised by the pastry chefs. After a long wait of hestitation, I no longer can resist the temptation of smbc.

    My recipe comes from Veena's Art of Cakes.
    The only difference I had was I just using swiss meringue method. That is to dissolve the sugar with the reconstituted egg white solution.
    If you know, italian meringue involves in pouring sugar syrup into the whisked soft peak egg white, thus the swiss meringue is whisking the egg white solution with dissolved sugar to stiff glossy peak. Confusing? Never mind this. Just follow smbc making videos and you will get your smbc.

    Photos on my making of SMBC.
    Whisking of egg whites.😏 Seriously, here we need a stand mixer, if not, a hand mixer is good too.

    When the egg whites become stiff and glossy, and ensure it has cooled before adding in the room temperature butter. 😲The mixture will cuddles, but fret not, just continue to whisk till...

    ...the butter and meringue combined.✌

    Here we have the delicious smooth and less sweet swiss meringue buttercream as compared to the american buttercream. 😜

    Tips of advice:
    • Your whisking tools must be grease-free. This is very important as any grease on the tools will result your egg whites unable to whip up. Don't think anyone of you would want to waste your egg whites (esp. Fresh ones).
    • At the stage of achieving meringue, it is really important to whisk till glossy stiff. Egg whites must be stiff stiff - as mentioned by my fav pastry chef, Gretchen, @ Woodlandbakeryblog.com at her smbc troubleshooting section.
    • Be patient. To get your smbc, you just have to be patience. 
    First time that I could finish up the buttercream that was generously frosted on a cupcake. I finished the whole cupcake feeling I should grab another one... :p

    I hope everyone will be confident and succeed in your first attempt to making smbc. Best of luck, homebakers!

    Labels: #1stattemptsucceedsmbcrecipe, #smbc, #swissmeringuebuttercream

    W/ ♥, Jannis' Baking @ 12:06β€―AM

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