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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
    • French macarons - 3. The remaking.
    • Japanese Langue De Chat - Shiroi koibito.
    • Chiffon cakes
    • Snowskin mooncake.
    • Sugar cookies - No chill dough.
    • Cheesecake.
    • Financiers.
    • Shortbread Cookies
    • Fair Ladies - Pineapple cookies.
    • Chocolate chips cookies II


    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
  • Wednesday, September 19, 2018

    Mooncakes - Baked

    As mid-autumn festival is approaching, I have get ready my ingredients for the snowskin. However, this year, I decided to try out baked mooncakes. 😶 Never baked mooncakes before, and the thought of getting alkaline water / lye water makes me feel like wasting extra money just for the making of baked version. Nonetheless, thank god, I found a recipe that need no lye water. 😥🤗😀

    Baking started.

    Took out from oven to coat with eggwash after cooled completely.

    Returning mooncakes to oven for browning.

    When the mooncakes have achieved the nice baked skin, removed from oven to cool.
    I can't wait for the days to rehydrate the mooncakes... so, I just cut one and enjoy.

    The recipe link is 👇:
    Rice & Flour Traditional Baked Mooncakes.

    This recipe is also very easy to comprehend & has detailed instructions. Do watch her youTube instructional video if you have difficulty.

    As it is easy to make, my 2nd batch of mooncakes from oven, & they are more nicely baked.



    And with the leftover skin dough, I made the no filling style mooncake. It is supposed to be a piglet, but I've no mold or I'm clueless to how to mold it to a piggy... so it is shaped with my 50g mould.


    This recipe is a definitely keeper for me. 👍

    W/ ♥, Jannis' Baking @ 9:00 PM

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