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Orange Tang-y CakePosted by tyan (Singapore, Singapore) on 9 August 2007 in Food & Cuisine. After receiving immense encouragement from a p-blogger,Bron,and her recipe as well,i decided to make an orange cake.Made this in the wee hours of Wednesday morn,as usual,after the kids had slept. Wanted to use up whatever ingredients i have on hand,so i modified Bron's recipe.But thanks Bron babe,this cake is for you,Sam and Emma! Btw,my dear Husband named this cake,a bit cheesy,but oh well,Tang is his surname,so Orange Tangy cake,pun intended:) I like the garnish a lot,it actually came about from a failed attempt to cut a whole thin slice of orange.Then i fiddled with the broken slice and i got this. Was trying to make it into a rose. Nice?:) What i used: Baking Time: Method: Tada! And today is National Day,so with our 'newborn',Orange Tang,we wish Singapore happy 42nd birthday!:)
Comments (14)
@ChaCha: thanks chacha!:) @Inés: thanks Inés!:) Soph from Enghien, BelgiumGreat idea! yummy! i'll try that recipe and i'll tell you what! nice colors on this one! 9 Aug 2007 7:43am @Soph: thanks Soph!Maybe you can bake this to celebrate your day with your man tomorrow!I am excited to see how your love project works out babe! @badala: here you are --------- Rebecca from Leicester, United Kingdommmmmm...that is super-yummy!! :) you've really done a fantastic job, tyan, and a fabulous pic as well (yep, that is a real pretty orange flower to go with it too :) ), wow. i must definitely try this out when i get the opportunity to, but i doubt it'll turn out half as nice as yours! *-) 9 Aug 2007 11:51am @Rebecca: It definitely will Rebecca! In fact i wasnt sure whether it will turn out ok because i actually used a recipe for chocolate banana cake,i just substituted the banana and the chocolate with marmalade and orange juice.Looked ery watery and i wasnt sure if it would work out. Was keeping my fingers crossed! MaryB from Staffordshire, United KingdomHappy National day! :) 9 Aug 2007 1:52pm @MaryB: thank you very much mary for your compliments:) @Jen: yes and it tastes so too!lol @Saed: thanks Saed:) Viewfinder from Bradenton, United StatesHow can you torture us this way, showing so delicious a cake without some way for us to taste? Wonderful image. I'm starving. 9 Aug 2007 8:45pm @Viewfinder: thanks Viewfinder,i really appreciate your kind words:) @Rags: thanks Rags!:) Rahul from Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaWow.. that looks yummy, very well captured shot. A very happy national day pal. PS : Thanks for dropping by and leaving those wonderful comments on my page. Really appreciate that. :) 10 Aug 2007 4:40am @Rahul: welcome!thanks for popping by too! @Nancy: heh i have no courage to bake a chee-se cake,don know why..:) {H} creatives from Santa Clara, United StatesHmm...yumm....can you freeze and DHL it over, please? B-) 13 Aug 2007 8:31am @{H} creatives: ok,your addie?lol |