Showing posts with label Happy Call Pan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Happy Call Pan. Show all posts

Sunday, January 6, 2013

Overview: Links to all recipes and blogposts

As I've revamped the website, please click on the tabs above to look for your favourite recipes! (: 

I'd love to see the bakes or stuff you've cooked using the blog's recipe! Do share photos of stuff you've baked or cooked using the blog's recipe with me either via FB message to http://facebook.com/limcynthia OR http://facebook.com/thebakingbiatch OR via email at cynthia.lim.hl@gmail.com! I look forward to hearing from you! (: 

Monday, June 18, 2012

Happy Call Pan Salmon Luncheon Meat Fried Rice

I've always been a fan of luncheon meat. In breads, with breads, stir fried, oven baked, pan fried. I like luncheon meat. This dish was 'created' when I decided to toss 3 of my favourite fried rice ingredients together: eggs, luncheon meat and salmon. Oh by the way, it's not pronounced as "sell-mern" but "sae-mern"! Anyway, this dish took about 20 minutes to cook and prepare cos' I wanted to play with my new cookie cutters! XD


Happy Call Pan Salmon Luncheon Meat Fried Rice Recipe
This recipe yields 2 large portions for 2 hungry people XD
Ingredients:

3 rice bowl worth of rice
1/2 a can of luncheon meat
50g of salmon
(I used salmon bits I had leftover in my freezer)
3 eggs
2 tbsp dark soya sauce
6 clove of garlic

Some oil
Some light soya sauce

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Happy Call Pan Stir-fry Garlic Clams

I've always loved clams and found them so difficult to cook at home due to all the sand in them! This morning, I was doing my grocery shopping real early at 7.30am at AMK Hub's NTUC and I came across these fresh white clams. 35 cents for a 100g was pretty reasonable so I grabbed a handful amounting to $1.80. 

This dish takes 2 - 3 hours to prepare before hands in terms of soaking the clams to rid them of sand but it took merely 10 - 15 minutes to cook! 



Stir-fry Garlic Clams Recipe
Ingredients:

1 big handful of white clams (About 400 - 500g)
1 tbsp Shao Hsing Hua Diao Jiu
1/2 tbsp oyster sauce
2 tbsp water
1/4 ginger, shredded
5 cloves of garlic, diced
2 tsp cooking oil (I used corn oil)


Thursday, May 17, 2012

Happy Call Pan Recipes

Updated 7 January 2013


Here's a compilation of Happy Call Pan Recipes! (: 
Enjoy! 
Happy Call Pan Claypot Tofu
Happy Call Pan Muah Chee
Happy Call Pan Roasted Pork
Mega Fruit Tart
**This was baked in an oven but can also be done according to these steps in a Happy Call Pan
Happy Call Pan Preserved Radish Egg

Korean Sticky Ricecakes
**This was done in a Kitchen Art Pot but can be done with the exact same steps in a Happy Call Pan
Happy Call Pan Grilled Saba Fish
Happy Call Pan Sambal Sotong

Happy Call Pan Cheesy Chicken Wrap
Happy Call Pan and Oven Apple Strudel
Happy Call Pan Creamy Prawns
Happy Call Pan Fish Paste Egg Roll
Happy Call Pan Roasted Chicken and Roasted Potatoes
Happy Call Pan Rosti
Happy Call Pan Banana Leaf Sambal Prawns
Happy Call Pan Banana Lead Sambal Sotong
Happy Call Pan Roasted Pork (Shio Bah) 
Happy Call Pan Vegetable Medley

UPDATED: 18 June 2012
Happy Call Pan Roasted Potatoes

Happy Call Pan Stir-fry Garlic Clams

Happy Call Pan Stir-fry Beansprouts with Carrots and Beancurd

Happy Call Pan Grilled Chicken Wrap

Happy Call Pan Grilled Singapore Satay

Happy Call Pan Salmon and Luncheon Meat Fried Rice

I'd love to see the bakes or stuff you've cooked using the blog's recipe! Do share photos of stuff you've baked or cooked using the blog's recipe with me either via FB message to http://facebook.com/limcynthia OR http://facebook.com/thebakingbiatch OR via email at cynthia.lim.hl@gmail.com! I look forward to hearing from you! (: 







Sunday, May 13, 2012

Super Awesome 10 Inch Mega Fruit Tart

Mummy didn't want a cake for Mum's Day so I decided to do her a Super Awesome 10 Inch Mega Fruit Tart! This was a recipe I did earlier on, the Mini Fruit Tarts. I'm really pleased at how pretty this looked and how good it actually tasted even though the custard was a lil' on the milkier side!

This took me about 4 hours to bake and put together 2 Super Awesome 10 Inch Mega Fruit Tart but effectively if you're just aiming to get one done, it should take only 2 hours (: Please halve the recipe if you're intending to just bake 1 tart!

I used the oven to bake this tart but I did try the small tarts with my Happy Call Pan and they baked well even though the tart was not totally brown. It also took a lesser time to bake the tarts but the only limitation is that the maximum size the Happy Call Pan can bake is about 5 inches. If you are baking on the Happy Call Pan, bake the tart on medium-low fire on 20 minutes or till pie crust is completely cooked. If you are baking a 5 inch tart, do use tools such as inverted shallow cupcake cups to "prop up" the tart to prevent 'almost' direct contact of heat. This will prevent the base of your tart from burning before it is cooked.


Super Awesome 10 Inch Mega Fruit Tart Recipe
This yields 2 10 inch fruit tarts
Ingredients:

PIE BASE
500g cake flour
150g icing sugar, sieved
250g butter, softened
150g whole eggs (about 3 medium sized eggs)

Some plain flour (5 tbsp or so)
Some beans for bind baking
(Rice, black beans, red beans, green beans.. any of these will do)

CUSTARD CREAM
10tbsp corn flour
5 egg yolks
12 1/3 tbsp sugar
500ml milk

GELATIN FRUIT GLAZE
100ml apple juice
2 tbsp gelatin

FRUITS
A punnet of strawberries
5 kiwis
A box of blueberries
1/2 can of canned peach
2 laffa limes


Monday, May 7, 2012

Happy Call Pan Claypot Tofu with Roasted Pork

I'm a fan of tofu. All sorts of tofu. Okay, maybe not egg tofu. But tofu, tau kwa etc, I just love them all. So I tried recreating the Zi Char Stall style claypot tofu. This Happy Call Pan Claypot Tofu with Roasted Pork is relatively simple to prepare and is tasty! (: It took me 30 minutes to prepare and cook this dish. This recipe yields 2 small pots of claypot tofu. I used Roasted Pork from Happy Call Pan Roasted Pork.


Happy Call Pan Claypot Tofu with Roasted Pork Recipe
This recipe yields 2 small claypots of tofu
Ingredients:

2 pcs tau kwa
1 carrot
1 packet baby corn
1 green bell pepper
20 pcs of roasted pork (I cooked this fresh)

2 clove garlic
1/3 onion
1 small piece of ginger

3 tbsp oyster sauce
3 tbsp corn flour
some water
2 tbsp light soy sauce
Some oil for frying the tau kwa


Happy Call Pan Roasted Pork (Shio Bah)

This is a dish I just love so I'm trying ways to perfect it. (: I managed to get a big beautiful slab of meat from Sheng Shiong for $8.70 so I cooked the Happy Call Pan Roasted Pork (Shio Bah) again! This dish is relatively simple to cook with the Happy Call Pan and it took me an hour to cook and 3 hours to marinate this time round.


Happy Call Pan Roasted Pork (Shio Bah) Recipe
Ingredients:

Pork Belly (Mine was about 20cm by 12cm)
2 tbsp five spice powder
1/2 tbsp salt

1/2 tbsp for skin

Some salt for boiling pork


Happy Call Pan Banana Leaf Sambal Sotong

This is a more detailed version of the recipe I've posted previously for the Happy Call Pan Banana Leaf Sambal Sotong. I simply love using banana leaf for creating this dish as it makes the sotong more fragrant! This dish is simple to prepare and it takes only 15 minutes to cook and prepare. If you like it to be more fragrant, you can marinate it a couple of hours beforehand.


Happy Call Pan Banana Leaf Sambal Sotong Recipe
Ingredients:

3 sotong
2 tbsp of sambal


Happy Call Pan Preserved Radish Egg

I LOVE eggs, especially preserved radish egg, or what we'd call Cai Por Nerng. This is one of those dish I can eat alone with plain rice and be contented! Using the Happy Call Pan, I created this Happy Call Pan Preserved Radish Egg. It took 15 minutes to prepare and cook this dish and it yields an omelet the size of a Deeper Happy Call Pan. 


Happy Call Pan Preserved Radish Egg Recipe
Ingredients:

5 eggs
3/4 packet of preserved radish

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