Showing posts with label baking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baking. Show all posts

The Perfect Quiche Lorraine


Who doesn't love a light, fluffy slice of quiche? All that bacon, egg and cheesy goodness over a crunchy pastry. Perfect for an afternoon snack.

There are two elements to this dish, the crust, and the filling. The crust is a short crust pastry and should be rich and savoury, providing the essential crunchiness. The filling should be light, fluffy and full of bacon flavour without being too heavy on the palate.

thehomefoodcook - quiche

Caramel Popcorn and Pecan Choc Chip Cookies


These cookies are wonderfully chewy while the caramel popcorn and pecans in the filling provide plenty of crunch.

thehomefoodcook - Caramel Popcorn and Pecan Choc Chip Cookies

Rustic Homemade Pizza


Thin and crispy, a rich tomato sauce and lots of garlic. Those are my three golden rules for a drool worthy pizza. Tonight I kept the ingredients simple and made one margherita and one silverbeet and cheese pizza.

Warm and Peppery Shepherd's Pie


This pie warms you up with a deep peppery heat perfect for cold nights. It also satisfies with the wholesomeness of tender chunky beef. Served in ramekins, they're easy to eat and store.

thehomefoodcook - shepherd's pie - in hands

Bake Moist Easter Egg Banana Choc Cupcakes


My girlfriend is entirely responsible for this post as she had the motivation to bake over the Easter weekend while I was happy just bumming around. Also, if I do bake...it wouldn't be cupcakes. But they turned out good...very tasty actually, and moist, unlike a lot of cupcake recipes out there.

thehomefoodcook - Easter Egg Banana Choc Cupcakes

Durian Puffs


These puffs can be stuffed with any manner of fillings. All that needs to be done is to make the profiteroles from choux pastry, cut each profiterole in half, and stuff it full!

thehomefoodcook - durian puffs

Tips to Bake and Eat Your Own French Bread


Bread is basically flour, water and yeast. Sound simple? Bread making is not so much about the ingredients as it is about the process, and thus it really can be called an art. One which has taken me many years of practice in order to bake a decent loaf. 

thehomefoodcook - french baguette

thehomefoodcook - french baguette