Dining in Eden

One of the things that I would love to have when we have our own house is some sort of outdoor pavilions that is done so beautifully that we could have our daily breakfast at. It would be surrounded by hanging pots of flowers that would give out such a nice scent that butterflies could not resist but come visiting . It will seem like me and Azwaj were dining in the garden of Eden.. lol!!..

What will be on the menu? Well.. an array of Malay savory delicacy just like the one shown below of course.

malay desserts

 

 

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LadyJava

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How to Make a Castle Cake

Today happens to be the the birthday of my favorite aunt. Now if she was a little girl, I could have have made her this very special Disney World hotels cake but since she is all grown up, all I can do is wish her a Happy Birthday instead and hopes she has a wonderful day today with her family.

Source: http://www.foodista.com

and.. in case you are interested on how you can can make a castle cake, check out the video. Have fun!

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Indian Dessert : Soan Papdi

The led light brought my eyes to the delicacy before me and as I picked up the box, the shop owner told me the box contained an Indian sweet delicacy called Soan Papdi. I was puzzled initially as how can a dessert be “Sugarless” as it had stated in the wrapper? Well apparently this version of Soan Padpi is made from low calorie sweetener alternative made with fructo-oligo-saccharide and sucrolose and although  it tastes like sugar but does not have the calories of sugar.  Interesting right? Apparently it is also safe for diabetes patients. Wow.. I am enticed for sure. After all, dessert without the sin.. Awesome.

I bought a pack and brought home to share with mommy (this was in Singapore) and you know what? We both loved it so much that I bought another one to bring back home to KL! lol!

Soan Papdi’s are made of, according to the pack, Palmolein oil, Bengal Gram Flour, Wheat Flour, Almonds, Cardamon and Pistachio. It is sweet with a hint of spiciness (which I love).  I am trying to see if I can find the same pack here in KL and how much it will cost. Otherwise I guess I’ll just stock up the next time I’m back in Singapore :)

soan-Padpi

 

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LadyJava

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