More goodies for the coming Chinese New Year! Ancient Chinese gold and silver cookies coins made using the same chocolate mould as my previous post. Attach fondant onto the underside of the cookie by using jam. Perfect as a gift!
Preparation for Chinese New Year celebration always starts immediately after the New Year partying fever has settled down. We, in Asian countries are definately in need of tools designed for creating fondant decorations reflecting our cultural celebrations. Thankfully, we could use locally ..
A wedding on Christmas Day, held at Public Seafood Restaurant, which is next to Lost World of Tambun, Ipoh. Cupcakes with snowflakes and silver dragees on top, assembled into 3 tiers with a 7 inch top cake, plus store bought bride and groom figurine.Poinsettia plants along the pathway from ..
Merry Christmas to One and All!!A double joy as this blog celebrates its first birthday...will be celebrating birthdays every Christmas, I guess. Thank you to all followers, publicly and privately...hope I have entertained you so far. Here's to more postings in the coming year!!Introducing ..
Christmas here near! Tons of baking, therefore have not been blogging. Recently went for a quick holiday in Genting Highlands, Malaysia's integrated resort up in the mountains. The unbelievable crowd at the outdoor theme park. Unlucky to have gone there while they were having their employee day. ..