カメ のメロン パン Turtle Melon Pan. One of my close friends is studying abroad in Tokyo this semester (I'm very jealous) and I've been keeping up with her travels on Facebook.
I was looking through her photo albums when I spotted really cute turtle-shaped melon pan in a photo of a Japanese bakery display. Next thing I knew I was on Google searching up a melon pan recipe as the thought "I must make turtle-shaped bread" ran through my mind. If you have no idea what メロンパン a.k.a. Melon Pan is, let me explain. First of all, in Japanese "pan" means bread. Melon pan consists of a lightly sweetened bread topped with a layer of sugar cookie dough, scored with the checkerboard pattern. Melon Pan Recipeadapted from My Food Geek 1 1/2-2 cups flour 2 T active dry yeast 2 T sugar 1/2 cup water (110 degrees) 1/2 t salt 1/2 stick butter, room temperature 1 egg 3/4 cup + 1 T flour 1/2 t baking powder 1/4 cup sugar sugar for dusting Bread Dough: Heat up your water to 110 degrees, basically when the water's hot, but still safe to touch.
Rainbow Cake in a Jar. I’ve always had a penchant for sunshine in a jar.
Doesn’t the very phrase itself, “sunshine in a jar,” roll off your tongue and fill your mouth with magic? Recipes. Baking Basics:Cupcake Decorating Part I. Today’s post is from one of Diane of Created by Diane.
Diane and I met a year ago and I consider her friend and a very talented blogger, so I’m excited and honored to have her guest posting. She’s here to share with us her tips and tricks to decorating cupcakes with one my favorite tips, Wilton’s 2D. If you’ve been to her site, then you know she can wield some decorating magic with this tip. If not, head over after you are done here not only to see her beautiful cupcake creations, but all her delicious sweets and mouth watering savory dishes. . . . I’m thrilled that Naomi asked me to guest post today. My favorite decorating tip is the 2 d tip. Typical cupcakes start with the frosting on the outside edge.
I love frosting that has that ruffled edge to it. Cupcakes. Created by Diane. Halloween Cupcakes - Spooky Martha Stewart Halloween Cupcake Ideas. Shindig Parties TO GO: December 2011. Over the weekend I was busy finishing up gift projects for neighbors, friends, and my kids' teachers and friends.
Always on the lookout for fun, homemade gift ideas, I sometimes make my own Chex Mix in large batches to give away at the holidays. With the baking involved in making Chex Mix, however, it was going to take a bit more time than I had to give this year. Instead, I came up with a new, no-bake version that actually turned out really yummy. I packaged the mix into quart size mason jars and used Amanda's Parties To Go's latest FREEBIE MERRY CHRISTMAS TAGS to make stickers for the front of the jars. You can And if you download, I would LOVE for you to support Shindig Parties The freebie set includes a page of 2" circles and a page of 3" circles. After printing, cut close to the designs with scissors and then punch each one out with your circle craft punch.
Once you've got your labels printed and cut, it's time to make your No-Bake Chocolate Chex Mix. TO MAKE THE JARS: 1. Cupcake Tutorial « Decorate This. September 2010 Several people have asked me how I ice my cupcakes, what tip I use, etc.
Others have commented on my piping skills and wondered how I do it. I’ll share my secret…it’s the tip. That’s really all it is. — the Cupcake Social – Your one-stop-shop for Pretty! {Cupcake Basics} How to Frost Cupcakes. Best-Ever Cupcake Icing Kit™ Decorate This!: Cupcake Decorating Tutorial. Have you ever looked into a cupcake display case in a shop, and taken a look at all the gorgeous swirls and artfully placed dollops of icing?
Have you ever asked yourself, "I wonder how they do that?? ". Hold on to your piping bags people - you're about to learn (and it's not as hard as you might think)! Materials Piping bags - I prefer to use a larger piping bag (16"+) for icing cupcakes. You won't have to fill the bag as often, and your icing won't be close to the opening of the bag.
The open star tip is a Wilton 1M; the closed star, french, and plain round are extra large tips, and were purchased from The Cupcake Social. Piping Technique for Extra Large Tips. What Anne Makes: Cupcakes with Raspberry Sauce, Cream Cheese Filling and Chocolate Ganache. Because everything tastes better with bacon... Cool stuff from Japan: Beautiful traditional candies. Traditional Japanese food is known for being beautiful and colorful.
Nowhere is this more evident than with these jewel-like traditional candies from Kyoto. The ones in the box here are ame (飴) or hard sugar candies. They mostly just taste like pure sugar, though a couple have some fruit flavor. But I find it hard to eat them anyway - they are so gorgeous. The bumpy ones are kompeito (コンペイ糖 or 金平糖), which you may know from various anime and manga. The ones with the flower designs are called kintaro ame (金太郎飴). Cute Japanese Food Stickers. In Japan, people worship pretty while collecting all the consumers to buy products unless they violate the laws of their country, all you can do is cute.
Some Japanese restaurants are pretty, which implements the idea that the food and made a series of culinary arts. Bento is which is filled with typical Japanese dishes to eat in a single portion takeout or home. The traditional lunch rice, fish and meat, pickles, and one or more sides 1 dish.Although Tommies, convenience stores, bento shops, train station, because it is readily available in many department stores nationwide, cooked vegetables Consists, Japanese housewives are generally still spend considerable time and energy to produce an attractive lunch. Japanese Cute Foods. Japanese Cute Foods Sunday, April 26th, 2009 | In Foods & Beverages | In Japan, people are worship everything cute, everything can be made cute as long as no against their country’s law while attracting consumers to buy their products.
Some Japanese restaurants has implement the cute ideas to their foods, and made the food as a series of arts. Cute, food, funny, japan, japanese food. Cuteobento.