Just sharing what I did with the Disney characters cookie cutters I have using this recipe. Originally, my plan was to bake a container for my friend to bring back to her hometown in Malaysia but due to some hiccups at my end, I could only bake it on Saturday morning and she is leaving in the afternoon. It a bit to rush for her to pick up from me.
Oh well, I shall benefit my neighbour then. Hehehe
Aiyoh, so cute. I love Winnie the Pooh. Your neighbour is sooo fortunate ^^
ReplyDeletehi^^WokkingMom.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visited it in my weblog.
so cute cookies!!
I want to eat
Looks great! Now I have to figure out how to change over the measurements!
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The kids will love these. Thanks-
ReplyDeleteGreat blog, glad I found it.
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The cookies looked yummy...Shall try my Disney cookie cutter too ;P
ReplyDeleteWill give your recipe a try. Thanks!
Noobcook,
ReplyDeleteThanks. Hopefully, they didn't throw it in the bin. :P
Hosuke,
Thanks for visiting too.
Amanda,
Thanks. Hope you find a good converter.
Expired Foods,
Thank you. Will visit soon.
Happy Belly,
Oh! I saw your cutters! We have same sets!
Love them all!! Can I have all? :P happy baking!!!
ReplyDeleteYummy woah.
Sentosa girl
ReplyDeleteThey are cute eh? hehe ... Sure you can if you are my neighbour. hehe ... there's no way of getting them to you. ;p
These are so cute, don't think your neighbors will throw them into the bin la. :P
ReplyDeleteI would say forunate kids and husband, who have a mummy putting in so much effort to cook for the family.
Hi WokkingMum, where did u get these disney cookie cutters?? they are so adorable...even if my cookies are not edible, at least they are "seeable" if i use these cutters..hee!
ReplyDeleteBTW, can u share how to make sushi rice? what brand of sushi vinegar u use?
tks a million!
CraftyMum
CrafyMum,
ReplyDeleteI bought the cutters online thru Yahoo Auction.
I haven't make sushi rice for a long time. Those you see here that looks like sushi rice are actually our normal thai rice. i just add more water to make it more fluffy and sticky.
I can't remember the brand name for the sushi vinegar that I used to use to make sushi but you can make your own.
Just mix to followings together:
1 1/2 tablespoon rice vinegar
1 tablespoon caster sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt.
When the rice is slightly cooled, pour the vinegar gradually. Mix well till all vinegar are used.