Join me on my quest of making homemade treats with less sugar!
I am sharing with you today a super easy muffin recipe that you could make with your kids. In fact, this batch was made by my 9-year-old son a couple of days ago. I gave him verbal instructions and took pictures; all the measuring and mixing was done by him (let’s not talk about the... Continue Reading →
Here’s another sugar-free muffins recipe that I came up with recently after making my Sour Cream Chocolate Chip Muffins. I used sugar-free chocolate chips as well as two types of Lakanto sweeteners for this recipe. I wanted to reduce refined sugar intake so I used a mixture of brown sugar and Lakanto last time. This... Continue Reading →
I made some muffins for the kids as their after school snack yesterday. I changed things up slightly this time by using sour cream (since I just happen to have a tub in the fridge) and less oil/butter. The extra fat from the sour cream will make the muffin moister and richer. Use plain yogurt... Continue Reading →
This is gonna be the second Good Friday since the pandemic hit. I’ve made some matzoh (unleavened bread) for the upcoming holy communion on our virtual Good Friday service in remembrance of what our Lord Jesus has done for us on the cross. If you are interested feel free to bake along.這將會是疫情以來第二次年在家網上參加受苦節崇拜，EC今日做了無酵餅準備星期五守聖餐之用，以記念我們的救主耶穌基督在十架上的救恩。有興趣的話大家也可跟著一起做。 In the Old... Continue Reading →
Here’s another sugar-free baked goods I made the past weekend. I tweaked my Double Chocolate Muffins recipe by replacing the sugar with natural sweetener. In order to further cut down the carbohydrate amount, one third of the flour is substituted with almond flour. I’ve also included some Kamut flour in my recipe for added nutrients.... Continue Reading →
I prepared some chocolate chip muffins for my kids as after school snacks yesterday. My elder daughter would break off the crispy muffin top and devour it right away, leaving behind the bottom part (how smart is that!). My younger son simply ate the whole thing in a jiff as usual. Homemade baked treats made... Continue Reading →
After making Brazillian Cheese Bread, I tried experimenting with Mochi Cheese Balls by substituting some of the tapioca flour with sweet rice flour. What I discovered was that the cooked dough tends to be more crumbly with the increased ratio of sweet rice flour. Sometimes a cohesive dough could not even be formed. When the... Continue Reading →
I baked these quick and easy gluten-free Pão de Queijo (Brazilian Cheese Bread) last night and they tasted so good! Pão de Queijo ("cheese bread" in Portuguese) are little cheese puffs with a crispy crust but a soft, gooey and chewy interior They are like the gluten-free version of French gougères. Some believed that Korean... Continue Reading →
A few days ago my baking buddies, Bonnie and Erica, and I were talking about mochi cheese bread. The main issue was that the ones made without the premix became dried out easily. We were determined to recreate the bakery style mochi bread from scratch. After some research I found that these cheese puffs were... Continue Reading →
A couple of days ago I prepared the bread dough of my Herb and Cheese Focaccia with my newly purchased Danish dough whisk. Last night I tried to mix my muffin batter with it. Again I was very satisfied with the quick and even mixing result! The muffins were actually my Double Chocolate Muffins but... Continue Reading →
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