Showing posts with label milo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label milo. Show all posts

06 October 2010

Milo Mantou (Milo Buns)


Milo Mantou (Milo Buns)

My favourite is the fried Mantou, that is either dipped into chili crab sauce or simply the sweetened condesed milk. Sometimes, I will  have this craving for a hot, soft Mantou, especially for breakfast. So, after many attempts in the various baking, this time round, I am to try making buns! (no more baking, but steaming plus lotsa "hands-on"!)

Here in this post, I ventured into a little twist, adding a special taste to the normal Mantou. Apart from my experiment with the milo cookies, this time, yes milo Mantou. And the key ingredient for buns? - Yeast.

INGREDIENTS:
- 350ml warm water
- 3 tbsp white sugar
- 3 tbsp milo powder
- A dash of salt
- 2 tsp instant yeast
- 1 1/2 tbsp oil
- 600g white bread flour/all purpose flour

1) Mix salt, yeast and oil in the warm water.
2) Stir in milo powder and sugar. Blend well and let the mixture sit for 5-10mins
3) In a large bowl, sift in flour and create a "crater" in the middle.
4) Slowly pour in the wet mixture into the center, bit by bit while mixing with hand.
(Do not pour in the wet mixture all at once but bit by bit till the pliable consistency. Stop adding if you feel that it is getting too soft and moist to knead on.)
5) Continue kneading the dough till it forms elastic smooth ball. (Approx 15mins & dough should not stick to hands and should be stretchy)
6) Cut square pieces of baking sheet.
7) Roll dough to a tube shape. (5cm diameter). Slice into 16-18 loaves & lay each onto a piece of baking sheet.
8) Set dough aside, wait 20mins for them to rise (best to cover with plastic wrap). Dough till be almost doubled in size and look puffy.
9) Steam the dough for 15mins in a steamer and enjoy your Hot fluffy Milo Mantou!



Equipments or ingredients for this recipe that you may need:
   

18 September 2010

Milo Cookies

One day, I was wondering what special dessert I could make out of our usual food or ingredients we can find from the very usual humble kitchen of ours. Then my sister exclaimed - "Milo!".

She is a milo addict  for sure, and hmm... that reminds me of a colleague too. (LOL)
Well, I finally managed to get a recipe on hand, with twist on the normal chocolate cookies as I replaced the cocoa powder with milo powder. But they tasted great!

I had made these cookies quite sometime back, had already finished savoring the rich and flavorful cookies. 
This is a very very very simple recipe. So here's your to have a chance to taste 'em!!!

Ingredients:
- 125g butter
- 1 cup caster sugar
- 1 1/2 cups self-rising flour (sifted)
- 1/2 cup milo powder (Not the 3-in-1)
- 1 egg (beaten)
- 1/2 cup Sultanas (optional)
Preheat oven on 180°C.


1) Cream butter & sugar together.
2) Add egg & milo. Mix well.
3) Add self-rising flour in slowly while blending to prevent clumps forming.
4) Bake 180°C for 15mins. Cookies will doubled in size whilst baking (No worries!). It will fall back after cooled.
5) Allow cookies to cool on rack for 10mins before removing & Serve!










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