Su baked pies this weekend.
Why?
Because it's aunt See's birthday and she loves apple pies.
Baking cake over cake can get a little monotonous for me. It's nice to throw something different in the oven occasionally.
These were tiny little African apples.
The reds were juicy and sweet; the greens were tart and deliciously crunchy. I wonder what variety these are. Both of them peeled and diced together made a nice balance of flavour and texture. It's always a smart idea to mix varieties of apples in your pie.
It was something I threw together in the morning by eye just before we had lunch with the family. I wanted it in time for dessert. Pies are only good piping hot and saucy inside. Nobody likes soggy cold crusts.
These were a few miniature pot pies i made which were conveniently overturned onto serving platters. It's handy when you have more than a handful to feed and little time to roll pastry.
I kinda miss the way I used to have long write ups about every thing I'm up to.
The only hours I can allocate to blogging is at wee hours in the night..and boy; it really is hard to be enthusiastic when I'm falling asleep between lines. The whole deal of working hours on end everyday is really beginning to take a toll on me. I know the start up is the hardest period of my business plans; but Su's burning the candle at two ends... I'm trying to be actively outdoors without my hands permanently attached to all things cake. Trying to be out; having fun; seeing my friends; playing badminton...and still have crazy working hours. I've still got abit more youth in me I intend to savour. I hope this pays off eventually. I know it will. I just really hope it will soon enough before sweat turns into tears! *laughs* Well; happy tears are always welcome.
Will have more good photos of cupcakes up tomorrow! My best Ipoh customer is keeping me on my toes! *giggle* She's awesome!
7 comments:
Su, persistence pays. not many people are pursuing their passions/interests like you are now, and many are vicariously living their cooking passion through your works and writings. would love to see you succeed in a big way in this business venture! and then share your trials and tribulations with the world, so that we all can learn from it! Go girl!
oh i hope we get to see Zen's cupcakes? =P
Hi Su Yin, I'm from Venezuela and I love to see you photos are so cute!!!
Is a good idea the mini tarte tatin, i will try them...Dalia
looks yummylicious! am hungry!
chef c: thanks girl :) love what youve done with your blog too. Thanks for the support <3
kimloke: hehe did you like em?
Dalia: hey there; wow...all the way from venezuela haha thanks dear.
kiran: hehe.. it was good pie
FANTASTIC !
I like the tarte tatin !
I'm like apple pie.
But be careful : the choice of the species apple is very important .
In France, we are :
-ROYAL GALA is a famous specie for make an apple pie.
- SAVAGE APPLE in my land, in the campaign. In automn, i go with my bag in "osier" to take these apples...HUMMMM !!! CROC ! CROC! delicious to eat.... and juice ... TASTING..... I LIKE THIS SAVAGE APPLE WITHIN POISON LIKE THE SPECIES COMMERCIALIZED IN SUPERMARKET...
Su-bee, I am lovin' the cupcakes and figurines! Your mom is doing a great job. I am so proud of you. Now make cake to celebrate the Large Hadron Collider, be sure to include a black hole. Love you.
-Nikki
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