Hi
I’m
still very busy…
still
very very busy…
really very busy…
But
no matter how busy, I’ll never forget to wish you a
Happy & Prosperous
Lunar New Year!
INGREDIENTS
Pineapple Fillings
(Home
cooked and learn from a home base baking teacher)
5 ripe
pineapples (mixed honey pineapples with
normal Malaysia pineapple to have a sweet and sour texture)
5 cloves
3 sticks
cinnamon
180g-200g
rock sugar
Methods:
1.Remove skin and black eyes from pineapples
2.Grate
pineapple and throw away the core
3.Add
cinnamon sticks and cloves into the grated pineapple.
4. Cook
the grated pineapple over small fire and leave it alone to cook for
45mins.
5.Add
sugar gradually and stir until the sugar is melted into the paste.
6.Turn
off the heat. Remove cinnamon sticks and
cloves. Let the jam cooled down before
storing.
Tips from teacher:
1.If
use Sarawak pineapple, no sugar is required.
2.Do
not use the pineapple immediately after cooked.
It has to store in room temperature in a tight container for at least 2
weeks before use. If have plan to keep
longer, can put in the fridge for as long as 6 months after 3 months of storing
in room temperature.
3.If
doing open tarts, never egg brush pineapple paste as this will make the paste
turn harder.
4.Raw sugar
will cause the colour of the pineapple paste to turn darker. Use rock sugar instead.
Pastry
(Adapted from Joceline, Butter,
Flour & Me)
Make 25 pcs.
250g
Unsalted butter
30g
Icing sugar
3
Egg yolks
1
tbsp Condense milk
380g Cake flour
60g Milk powder
Methods:
1.Preheat
the oven at 165°C and line the tray with baking paper.
2.Beat
butter and icing sugar together until the colour turn pale.
3.Sift
flour together with milk powder and set aside.
4.Add
egg yolks and follow by condense milk.
Mix well.
5.Mix
the sifted flour and milk powder into the mixture and mix well.
6.Roll
dough into a ball of 32g and roll pineapple into a ball of 22g. Flatten the dough and wrap it with pineapple
fillings.
7.Slowly
press the wrapped dough with pineapple into the pineapple tarts mold and spread
it evenly to fill up the mold. (I have missed out taking picture on this)
8.Place
the mold filled with pineapple onto the baking tray lined with baking
paper. Bake in preheated oven 165°C for
25mins or until light golden brown.
Looks so good! Wishing you and your family a very Happy Chinese New Year! All the best for the Year of the Horse. :)
ReplyDeleteI love how the cookies are filled with the jam! Wishing you a Happy and Prosperous New year!
ReplyDeletehaha..now that the new year is here, hope you are slowing down :) Happy Lunar New Year to you too, gong xi fa cai!
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