Friday, March 8, 2013

(H)ap(p)y 3rd B'day Apy Cooking!

Apy Cooking turns three today. And as it always happens, I was taken back to my very first post.  My most favourite dessert. Something I could eat all day, everyday, if my metabolism worked overtime like Jughead's. So I thought of mentioning this delicious dessert yet again along with two others that I made to celebrate the earlier birthdays of Apy Cooking.


Tres Leches

Is this cake? Nope, it's heaven's delight. Take a bite and feel the burst of sweetened milk dancing on your palate. 

[Original post here.]


Tiramisu

Coffee at it's best. Coffee and cream. Coffee and cake. Coffee and chocolate. Layers of happiness. "Pick me up"? You bet!

[Original post here.]


Doll Cake

Every girl likes dolls. Imagine one made of chocolate. And hazelnut spread. And wrapped in delicious pink fondant. With purple beads.  A cake that will make any girl squeal with delight. 

[Original post here.]

I absolutely enjoyed every tiny moment I spent on making these beauties. Specially when I poured the three milks all over the cake when making tres leches. And when I made the different layers of tiramisu. And when I rolled the fondant to make the doll's dress. And I enjoyed all the little trials and errors that went into making every single post on Apy Cooking. Happy B'day Apy Cooking and thanks to all my dear readers!



Monday, December 31, 2012

Super Easy 5 Minute Eggless Microwave Oreo Biscuit Cake




Wishing my dear readers a Happy New Year!! Here's something easy and yummy to celebrate. A few months back I found a recipe for "Biscuit Cake" on facebook. Originally it was tried with Parle-G and Hide-n-Seek biscuits and then there were several other modifications suggested by different members of the group. I tried this with Oreo cookies and made a couple of minor modifications. You can use any biscuits you prefer. The taste may vary.

Ingredients :
1 large packet and 1 small packet of oreo biscuits (19 pairs. 38 biscuits in total)
1 cup milk
3/4 tsp Eno
3 tbsp sugar



Method:
Crush the biscuits roughly.  [Do not remove the cream]. Transfer to a blender. Add the other ingredients and blend into a smooth paste.
Grease a microwave safe dish liberally with butter, oil or ghee. Transfer the cake batter. Microwave for 5 minutes.


[If you wish to invert the cake, let it cool for 30 minutes. Check this post for more tips]

You can top the cake with sugar powder. Just take some powdered sugar in a strainer and splash it all over the cake.


Perfect for a last minute (oops last 5 minute) snack!

A couple more eggless microwave cake recipes -
Eggless Microwave Chocolate Cake
Eggless Microwave Coffee Cake


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