These were the best cupcakes that I ever made with my halogen oven. I proudly said so, as I love the taste and the texture of these cupcakes
This time I referred to
Sonia's blog. She made 10 cupcakes, I used only half measurement for the ingredients and made 5 cupcakes only. Bake with my halogen oven at 160C for 20 minutes.
Talking about my halogen oven, my guinea pigs colleagues were suggesting me to buy an electric oven after tasting many of my failure attempts. They would inform me excitedly whenever they saw ovens on sales at Tesco and Giant's flyer. So far I got to know that Panasonic oven is RM89 at Tesco and Elba oven is only RM79 at Giant. My husband too, wanted to drive me to Giant to grab one, but I stopped him. I told him, "Buy the normal oven already, my halogen oven will be at no use then. " . That's why I am still baking with my halogen oven.
I decorated the top part with melted chocolate bar and butter.
Special thanks to a mummy blogger who keeps her wings in the freezer. She wrote to me and told me that I need to be more patient when beating butter and sugar, whisking eggs, and finally folding in flour.
Till then, I have a long weekend before I come back to blog sphere again.
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Well done Yan!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your long weekend ya! ;)
yeah yeah yeah!! another baking day, looks good and i like the combination of banana and chocolate..
ReplyDeleteactually true with your colleagues also lah.. since you like baking so much, it's worth to invest in a more "proper" oven lor..
ReplyDeletewah, with halogen oven also you can bake so well.. if with the proper oven, die lor, sure very professional already~~ :p
ReplyDeletenext is you don't just take recipes from others, but you come out with your own recipes.. that will be very interesting..
ReplyDeletethey really look yummy :)
ReplyDeleteFinally u succeed....
ReplyDeleteA nice one.... So u will b baking more n more muffins....
choco banana :) the perfect match ever
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oh they look great!! i just 'baked' some too over the weekend. will blog about it soon :P i love your colourful cupcake holders.
ReplyDeleteThumbs up to your determination and never give up attitude. Congrats! Those cupcakes look lovely.
ReplyDeletethey look great! i see they have risen beautifully and the texture looks good! good work!! I didnt know that the panasonic oven is selling at that low price, hey, i think you can bake more cookies if you were to use a normal oven.
ReplyDeleteGood job Yan!
ReplyDeleteYa I agreed wt you Sheoh Yan! Don't waste it, but use it. :) I used the steam cake recipe but instead of steaming it, I baked it yesterday, with added banana. It's so yummy!! It's so simple and nice!
ReplyDeleteIt's looks fluffy and soft... I can literally smell the fragrance!;D
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to see your success too :) The cake is very nicely baked. If you really intend to buy a new oven, please don't buy Elba. I have one and it's not good... very uneven heat and makes me fail at many baking attempts :(
ReplyDeleteI think I can smell the cup cakes over here! aromatic!
ReplyDeleteso totally impressive..I'm all over the recipe..;)
ReplyDeleteTasty Appetite
Looks good. With baking, it also takes time to learn about your oven as each oven behaves and works differently. Sometimes, you may have to adjust the temperature to suit. More practice plus you and your family benefits too. With muffins you can also freeze them and to defrost, just microwave to reheat.
ReplyDeleteU have strong determination. If me, once fail, try again. Fail again, go buy from bakery dy :D
ReplyDeleteThis cupcake looks delicious....U r getting bettter and better now!
ReplyDeleteIn fact, I got my electric oven at RM99...ehhehe. Still working good till now.
Yes, this is the best cupcakes ever from your halogen oven :D
ReplyDeletePlease keep baking (so that I can taste again, nom nom nom) and repair your weakness.
Super moist cakes... Just love it..
ReplyDeleteThese cupcakes look colourful and yummy :-)
ReplyDeleteFirst time to your blog, hopped over from Angeline's :-)
Hope u had a good holiday!
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You are improving!! Keep it up! I love to see your cupcakes!
ReplyDeleteyour cupcakes look fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteJob well done ya! With your determination, you will surely succeed!
ReplyDeleteBtw, thanks for the compliment. I'm not that young as you think. I'm mid 30s already lor.
What's the difference between halogen oven and electric oven? Envy you that you've got such nice colleagues. Can't wait to see what's your next baking products!
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