Now that I am starting to bake more, I am feeling happier! Haha 🙂
That’s quite weird right, but I de-stress by baking, just like what a lot other ladies do too! I guess this is better than shopping to de-stress lol.
Can’t wait to launch a mini bake sale soon!
The other morning, I chanced upon a simple steamed cupcake recipe posted on Healthy Food for My Baby Facebook group. Decided to make those cupcakes as breakfast for hubby and myself (not baby hahaha!).
The original recipe uses milo powder, which I changed to instant coffee, because that was what we had in the pantry. I probably will want to try using cocoa powder next time!
I had been searching for simple steamed cupcake recipes, but had not been getting down to making one, because most would need to beat eggs and sugar till ribbon stage. I don’t think I wanna do this early in the morning *flex arm muscles* haha!
So I was very happy to have seen this recipe. And this is not a very sweet steamed cupcake – perfect for breakfast! However, I noticed that the recipe uses a little more on baking powder. I am using aluminum free one, which I bought from Phoon Huat.
Oh ya, and can I say I am in love with Old Town’s Hazelnut Coffee? Hee 🙂
Steamed Coffee Cupcakes – Recipe Adapted from Amanda Ho
Ingredients:
– 3 tbsp self raising flour *I used plain flour + slightly less than 1/4 tsp baking powder
– 1 tsp baking powder
– 3 tbsp 3-in-1 instant coffee
– 1 tbsp brown sugar
– 2 eggs
– 1.5 tbsp olive oil
Method:
1. Mix sugar, flour, coffee powder and oil together evenly.
2. Add beaten eggs and mix well.
3. Steam for around 15 – 20 mins.
Those look absolutely dainty, delicate and delicious! I love the traditional style of steamed cupcakes – they just have the fluffiest texture that sort of reminds me of a chiffon cake.
Yours look so well done and I love your photos!
Thank u!! 🙂 Yup I kind of like the texture and taste as well. No fuss breakfast for adults!
Just used this recipe this morning; sick of omelette sandwiches *lolz*
I substituted the olive oil with peanut oil. (Mom brought organic peanut butter from Cold Storage the other day, didn’t want to waste the peanut oil floating on top).