Showing posts with label Poppy seeds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poppy seeds. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Easy Poppy Seeds Cake
Any tea or coffee time cakes get two thumbs up from me! I say this because they don't require much fussing about and the simplicity of it allows the ingredients to shine. If you are like me, you'll like this recipe from No Salty
Easy Poppy Seeds Cake / Bread
Serves : 8
Note: I halved the recipe
Ingredients :-
2 cups of flour (I used 1/2 AP flour , 1/2 ground poppy seeds) **may try with gluten free
2 tsp baking powder (also added baking soda)
1 cup whole poppy seed (I sub. with walnuts)
1 cup sugar or to taste (for my halved recipe, I used 1x7g sachet vanilla sugar, 3 Tbsp sugar)
1 cup milk, room temperature
1 cup vegetable oil
3 eggs , room temperature
pinch of salt
powdered sugar, for dusting
++ 1 lemon zest
Method :-
1) Pre-heat oven at 180°c. Grease and line loaf tin.
2) Sift flour, baking powder, soda, salt and set aside
3) In a bowl, beat the eggs with sugar until combine. Pour in the milk, mix and then finally the vegetable oil.
4) Add in sifted flours,baking powder, soda, salt and lemon zest and ground poppy seed. Mix until just combine *DO NO OVER MIX
5) Pour batter into loaf tin and bake for 20 mins. Check at around 15 mins when skewer stick in the middle comes out clean, it is done.
6) Let it cool. and serve dusted with powdered sugar.
Labels:
Cakes,
desserts,
Loaf Cakes,
One-bowl Cakes,
Poppy seeds
Sunday, March 03, 2013
Poppy seed bread pudding {Mákos Guba}
Okay, I know this looks strange..haha. If you like poppy seed desserts you will like this.
After many years living in Hungary, strangely I haven't tried Mákos Guba before this. Perhaps because I am still getting use to poppy seeds. Slowly, I got used to it, but only in poppy seeds pie! Well, I think it is time to add another dessert which feature this ingredient into my limited experience.
Poppy seeds bread pudding {Mákos Guba}
adapted from I like Baking
Method (for pictorial, check out the link provided!)
1) Pre-heat oven at 180°c. Lightly grease baking pan (26x17cm)
2) Slice up the rolls/bread and set aside.
3) Add vanilla seeds, honey and butter into milk and bring it to boil.
4) Pour boiled milk over the rolls/bread prep. earlier.
5) Mix together poppy seeds, lemon zest, ground cinnamon and sugar and sprinkle all over rolls/bread. Mix well. Be careful not to mush up the bread.
6) Pour the mixture onto the greased baking dish, prep earlier and let it bake in the pre-heated oven for 15 mins. or until the edges of bread are crispy.
7) Serve warm. To serve, you could sprinkle with icing sugar and drizzle over some custard.
After many years living in Hungary, strangely I haven't tried Mákos Guba before this. Perhaps because I am still getting use to poppy seeds. Slowly, I got used to it, but only in poppy seeds pie! Well, I think it is time to add another dessert which feature this ingredient into my limited experience.
Poppy seeds bread pudding {Mákos Guba}
adapted from I like Baking
Ingredients for 6 servings:
6 pcs stale crescent rolls (you could also use sweet bread, baguette)
450 ml milk
1 vanilla bean, split lengthwise and seeds scraped (or sub. with vanilla sugar)
40 g unsalted butter
75 g ground poppy seed (I used much more for 3 pax)
75 g castor sugar (or to taste)
4 tbsp honey
1 finely grated lemon rind
1 pinch of ground clove (sub. with ground cinnamon)
Method (for pictorial, check out the link provided!)
1) Pre-heat oven at 180°c. Lightly grease baking pan (26x17cm)
2) Slice up the rolls/bread and set aside.
3) Add vanilla seeds, honey and butter into milk and bring it to boil.
4) Pour boiled milk over the rolls/bread prep. earlier.
5) Mix together poppy seeds, lemon zest, ground cinnamon and sugar and sprinkle all over rolls/bread. Mix well. Be careful not to mush up the bread.
6) Pour the mixture onto the greased baking dish, prep earlier and let it bake in the pre-heated oven for 15 mins. or until the edges of bread are crispy.
7) Serve warm. To serve, you could sprinkle with icing sugar and drizzle over some custard.
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Showing posts with label Poppy seeds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poppy seeds. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Easy Poppy Seeds Cake
Any tea or coffee time cakes get two thumbs up from me! I say this because they don't require much fussing about and the simplicity of it allows the ingredients to shine. If you are like me, you'll like this recipe from No Salty
Easy Poppy Seeds Cake / Bread
Serves : 8
Note: I halved the recipe
Ingredients :-
2 cups of flour (I used 1/2 AP flour , 1/2 ground poppy seeds) **may try with gluten free
2 tsp baking powder (also added baking soda)
1 cup whole poppy seed (I sub. with walnuts)
1 cup sugar or to taste (for my halved recipe, I used 1x7g sachet vanilla sugar, 3 Tbsp sugar)
1 cup milk, room temperature
1 cup vegetable oil
3 eggs , room temperature
pinch of salt
powdered sugar, for dusting
++ 1 lemon zest
Method :-
1) Pre-heat oven at 180°c. Grease and line loaf tin.
2) Sift flour, baking powder, soda, salt and set aside
3) In a bowl, beat the eggs with sugar until combine. Pour in the milk, mix and then finally the vegetable oil.
4) Add in sifted flours,baking powder, soda, salt and lemon zest and ground poppy seed. Mix until just combine *DO NO OVER MIX
5) Pour batter into loaf tin and bake for 20 mins. Check at around 15 mins when skewer stick in the middle comes out clean, it is done.
6) Let it cool. and serve dusted with powdered sugar.
Labels:
Cakes,
desserts,
Loaf Cakes,
One-bowl Cakes,
Poppy seeds
Sunday, March 03, 2013
Poppy seed bread pudding {Mákos Guba}
Okay, I know this looks strange..haha. If you like poppy seed desserts you will like this.
After many years living in Hungary, strangely I haven't tried Mákos Guba before this. Perhaps because I am still getting use to poppy seeds. Slowly, I got used to it, but only in poppy seeds pie! Well, I think it is time to add another dessert which feature this ingredient into my limited experience.
Poppy seeds bread pudding {Mákos Guba}
adapted from I like Baking
Method (for pictorial, check out the link provided!)
1) Pre-heat oven at 180°c. Lightly grease baking pan (26x17cm)
2) Slice up the rolls/bread and set aside.
3) Add vanilla seeds, honey and butter into milk and bring it to boil.
4) Pour boiled milk over the rolls/bread prep. earlier.
5) Mix together poppy seeds, lemon zest, ground cinnamon and sugar and sprinkle all over rolls/bread. Mix well. Be careful not to mush up the bread.
6) Pour the mixture onto the greased baking dish, prep earlier and let it bake in the pre-heated oven for 15 mins. or until the edges of bread are crispy.
7) Serve warm. To serve, you could sprinkle with icing sugar and drizzle over some custard.
After many years living in Hungary, strangely I haven't tried Mákos Guba before this. Perhaps because I am still getting use to poppy seeds. Slowly, I got used to it, but only in poppy seeds pie! Well, I think it is time to add another dessert which feature this ingredient into my limited experience.
Poppy seeds bread pudding {Mákos Guba}
adapted from I like Baking
Ingredients for 6 servings:
6 pcs stale crescent rolls (you could also use sweet bread, baguette)
450 ml milk
1 vanilla bean, split lengthwise and seeds scraped (or sub. with vanilla sugar)
40 g unsalted butter
75 g ground poppy seed (I used much more for 3 pax)
75 g castor sugar (or to taste)
4 tbsp honey
1 finely grated lemon rind
1 pinch of ground clove (sub. with ground cinnamon)
Method (for pictorial, check out the link provided!)
1) Pre-heat oven at 180°c. Lightly grease baking pan (26x17cm)
2) Slice up the rolls/bread and set aside.
3) Add vanilla seeds, honey and butter into milk and bring it to boil.
4) Pour boiled milk over the rolls/bread prep. earlier.
5) Mix together poppy seeds, lemon zest, ground cinnamon and sugar and sprinkle all over rolls/bread. Mix well. Be careful not to mush up the bread.
6) Pour the mixture onto the greased baking dish, prep earlier and let it bake in the pre-heated oven for 15 mins. or until the edges of bread are crispy.
7) Serve warm. To serve, you could sprinkle with icing sugar and drizzle over some custard.
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