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Week 144: Chocolate Japanese cotton cheesecake | The Baking Hermit

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Hobby baker who enjoys learning about the science and techniques behind making the perfect baked goods that taste and look good. Week 144: Dominique’s Kouign Amann (DKA). Week 145: Clotilde’s very chocolate cookie →. Week 144: Chocolate Japanese cotton cheesecake. October 16, 2016. What do you do when it’s Sunday evening and you just remembered you are meeting the ladies from work the next day for lunch to celebrate a dear friend’s birthday? You resort to your go-to celebration cake. Top Posts and Pages.

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Week 145: Clotilde’s very chocolate cookie | The Baking Hermit

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Hobby baker who enjoys learning about the science and techniques behind making the perfect baked goods that taste and look good. Week 144: Chocolate Japanese cotton cheesecake. Week 145: Clotilde’s very chocolate cookie. November 5, 2016. The best way to know if your cookies are going to taste awesome? Nib a bit of the cookie dough and if you feel like you want to eat another big chunk of it before it even made it into the oven, you know you’re on the right track! Makes 25 medium-sized cookies. 1) Prehea...

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Hobby baker who enjoys learning about the science and techniques behind making the perfect baked goods that taste and look good. Newer posts →. Week 139: Rye sourdough loaf. August 28, 2016. It has been a couple of weeks since I last baked this, but as I promised myself to either bake this until I get the crumbs I was looking for, or until I run out of rye flour (in case of which I shall substitute rye flour with wheat germ where there is a gigantic bag sitting in my pantry! Continue reading →. The ladie...

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Hobby baker who enjoys learning about the science and techniques behind making the perfect baked goods that taste and look good. Week 145: Clotilde’s very chocolate cookie. November 5, 2016. The best way to know if your cookies are going to taste awesome? Nib a bit of the cookie dough and if you feel like you want to eat another big chunk of it before it even made it into the … Continue reading →. November 5, 2016. Week 144: Chocolate Japanese cotton cheesecake. October 16, 2016. October 16, 2016. I have...

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Superior patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 2 – Ching's Cakes

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A passion for home baking. Superior patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 2. April 17, 2016. June 9, 2016. Finished chocolate box centre piece – can’t believe that it took me 5 hours to make this. Close-up of the slightly more acceptable woodgraining element. Close-up of the butterfly and heart. Posted in: Ramblings and musings. Superior patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 1. Superior patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Weeks 3 and 4. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Superi...

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Superior patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 1 – Ching's Cakes

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A passion for home baking. Superior patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 1. April 11, 2016. June 9, 2016. As superior students we’re expected to be more independent and creative with our work. A big difference with our course folder this term is we have actually been given the methods to the recipes! Time to show chef what we’re made of then! Chocolates and confectioneries made by my mini-group. Close-up of everything made. My final wheel of cheese! Next week we will be tackling the chocolate box, o...

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Intermediate patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 8 – Ching's Cakes

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A passion for home baking. Intermediate patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 8. March 4, 2016. This week has been all about plated desserts (both hot and cold) and practicing for my practical exam, which is happening next week. Chocolate fondant with orange and ginger syrup – shame about the slightly out of focus photo! Delices aux bananes (Banana mousse). Gateau Sabrina – practice run number 2. Gateau Alhambra – practice run number 2. Posted in: Ramblings and musings. March 7, 2016 at 2:52 pm.

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Intermediate patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 7 – Ching's Cakes

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A passion for home baking. Intermediate patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 7. February 29, 2016. It’s chocolate week! Clockwise from top right: Caramel cups, moulded chocolates, malakoff and white chocolate truffles. 2D chocolate picture centrepiece – A corgi made out of chocolate! Gateau Sabrina – practice run number 1. Cross-section of the gateau Sabrina. For the next week and a half we will be tackling hot and cold plated desserts, then it’s exam time! Posted in: Ramblings and musings. You are ...

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Superior patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Weeks 3 and 4 – Ching's Cakes

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A passion for home baking. Superior patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Weeks 3 and 4. June 7, 2016. June 9, 2016. Week 3 was when we had our Boulangerie unit and as usual it was the most laid back and chilled week. During the first practical we made ciabatta, fougasse (in the shape of rolls) and cheese bread (in the shape of a fougasse – confusing much? Boulangerie unit day 1: 1 = Olive and sun dried tomato ciabatta, 2 = filled fougasse, 3 = fougasse-shaped cheese bread. Creamed lemon parfait with vani...

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Superior patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 5 – Ching's Cakes

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A passion for home baking. Superior patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 5. June 9, 2016. June 9, 2016. The different cakes and pastries we made as a group for the afternoon tea party. The beautiful display table – Groups D, E and F did an amazing job. Hats off to everyone! Posted in: Ramblings and musings. Tagged: afternoon tea party. Superior patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Weeks 3 and 4. Superior patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Weeks 6 – 10 and beyond. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Ching&...

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Intermediate Patisserie Course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 10 – Ching's Cakes

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A passion for home baking. Intermediate Patisserie Course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 10. April 7, 2016. This post is really late as I’ve been busy and exhausted since the last day of class on the 18th of March. I’ve actually just started the Superior Patisserie term but I’ll cover that in a separate post. I came out of the exam not feeling very confident at all. It might seem like something trivial but trust me, if you’re wrapping up trolleys every day this is a vital skill to acquire. Fill in your details ...

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Ching's Cakes – Page 2 – A passion for home baking

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A passion for home baking. Intermediate patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 5. February 17, 2016. I am now at the halfway point of the intermediate patisserie course, which means that exams are less than a month away now. At the moment I am feeling less nervous about the exams than I was in basic as I sort of know what to expect. I suspect that nerves will hit pretty soon once I start practicing and discovering if I can complete the exam dishes with ease within two and a half hours. February 5, 2016.

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Intermediate patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 6 – Ching's Cakes

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A passion for home baking. Intermediate patisserie course at Le Cordon Bleu: Week 6. February 25, 2016. Poires au caramel religieuses. Cross-section to show the layers. White chocolate and pistachio entremet with red fruit jelly centre. Cross-section showing the beautifully contrasting layers – very eye-catching. Fraisier cake practice with Chinese New Year themed decorations. Posted in: Ramblings and musings. Poires au caramel religieuses. White chocolate and pistachio. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Super...

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Hobby baker who enjoys learning about the science and techniques behind making the perfect baked goods that taste and look good. Week 145: Clotilde’s very chocolate cookie. November 5, 2016. The best way to know if your cookies are going to taste awesome? Nib a bit of the cookie dough and if you feel like you want to eat another big chunk of it before it even made it into the oven, you know you’re on the right track! Continue reading →. November 5, 2016. Week 144: Chocolate Japanese cotton cheesecake.

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