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 Hokkaido Baked Cheese Tart

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Life_House
post Dec 12 2016, 08:03 AM

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QUOTE(Volkswagen2 @ Nov 20 2016, 04:25 PM)
Yes it is expensive. One box of 6 costs RM29 whereas the other options such as Wmart's blueberry cheese tarts cost RM13+ also for one box of 6 tarts. Taken once in a while is okay. These tarts cannot be consumed too much as one will get sick of the taste very easily. For this Wmart tarts, I have already got a bit sick after taking 2 tarts today. I am not sure if I will still enjoy the tarts tomorrow. Have bought too much.
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Like our forumers said, it's rather overrated, plus the rental cost...

In attached example of my DIY no bake cake in a cup, the top portion could be improvised into the "melted cheese " as in cheese tart recipe.
This simple version consists of only low fat milk powder, Horlick, little hot water, and mix into desired consistency.

If u could spend like an hour on weekend, and with a cheap blender and oven,
u could actually make ur own melted cheese tart with simple ingredients... Cream cheese + Mozzarella cheese + Ricotta cheese, or substitute with ground cashew nut powder and instant pie sheets from the hypermarket, or make ur own pie sheets, or use lasagna sheets as the pie variation.


QUOTE(darrenwks @ Dec 7 2016, 04:20 PM)
Can find youtube tutorial and bake it at home what....
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Well said...




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Life_House
post Dec 13 2016, 07:13 PM

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QUOTE(Volkswagen2 @ Dec 13 2016, 05:21 PM)
Nice work.

It's a lot of work to bake tarts or cakes and moreover it's a lady's job which also requires skill. Since we don't take these tarts too often (perhaps once in every two to three months), buying the quality tarts from the good bakeries are a much better option for us. The plus point is the quality of the tarts is guaranteed to be delicious.
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Yes u got the point.
Sadly in a few more years our RM might sink further values, with inflation heightened, and buying desserts outside would be a sort of burden like in US or Europe.
That's where DIY spirit comes, as practiced in many Western countries nowadays.
It's not a surprise as well to come across a whole lot of guys dessert masters, range from Chinese, Western, Indian, etc.

The good part of learning DIY cooking or bakery is that, u can choose to use a lot less butter or oil while still able to create the same yumminess, and flavour and taste can be diversified to suit ur family members, which might not always available from outside

In other words ur family health are much guaranteed on top of enjoying nice meals or desserts.

Just my 2 cents. : D




 

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