Kuih Bahutu Photograph updated in January 2017. Baked with Kuih Bahulu tray this time. |
Traditional Kuih Bahulu was another Chinese New Year (CNY) goodie that I made for my family and guests. To save storage space, I decided not to buy new Kuih Bahulu trays/moulds. Instead, I passed off by using the French Madeleines pans.
Yet another simple recipe for amateurs like me!
Ingredients :
- 4 eggs
- 150 gm multi purpose flour (TOP flour is fine too)
- 130 gm castor sugar
- 3/4 tsp baking powder
Method :
- Pre-heat oven to 200 degrees celsius.
- Whisk in eggs and sugar in high speed till fluffy and soft peaks form.
- Fold in flour (sieved beforehand) and baking powder. Continue to whisk till well combined.
- Brush a layer of cooking oil or vegetable spray on moulds/pans.
- Fill the moulds/pans (90% full if you are using traditional Kuih Bahulu moulds and 100% full if you are using French Madeleines pans as they are too shallow).
- Bake in pre-heated oven for 10-15 minutes (duration differs from oven to oven).
- Check the readiness by piercing a toothpick or bamboo skewer into the Kuih Bahulus. They are ready if the toothpick / bamboo skewer comes out clean.
- Use the toothpick or bamboo skewer to remove the Kuih Bahulus from the pans when cool.
- Transfer to cooling tray to cool before storing into airtight containers.
Here, I am using the French Madeleines pans instead of traditional Kuih Bahulu moulds. Fill till 90% full if using traditional Kuih Bahulu moulds and 100% full if using French Madeleines pans. |
Remove Kuih Bahulus from pans with bamboo skewer. |
Cool Kuih Bahulus in cooling tray before storing into airtight containers. |
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