Dss had it for supper, breakfast and tea-break. I love eating it by peeling layer by layer and roll up into little swissroll!



Recipe here: http://bakingmum.blogspot.com/2006/07/steamed-nine-layers-kueh.html
A FTWM with 2 boys, age 13 and 15. I simply love to bake and cook for my family. Quick - easy recipes are a thumbs-up for me. I am so glad to have met a group of baking and cooking experts in some forums who willingly share their recipes and tips very generously.
A FTWM with 2 boys, age 13 and 15. I simply love to bake and cook for my family. Quick - easy recipes are a thumbs-up for me. I am so glad to have met a group of baking and cooking experts in some forums who willingly share their recipes and tips very generously.
1 comment:
hi,
may i know is yr steamed nine-layers lapis soft or not? i did mine before.every layers is hard leh.what is the reason?? pls help!
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