Bahan-bahan
200 g tepung gandum
2-3 camca besar air sejuk
100 g mentega
secubit garam
Kaedah menyediakan
1. Tepung diayak bersama garam.
2. Gaul ramas tepung dan mentega sehingga menyerupai serbuk roti.
3. Masukkan air dan gaul rata sehingga adunan agak lembut.
4. Rehatkan adunan pastri setengah jam sebelum digunakan.
Kegunaan: Sardin gulung, karipap dan lain-lain ( untuk pastri berisian pedas)
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Pastri Rapuh Bergula
Bahan-bahan:
250 g tepung gandum
1 camca besar gula kastor
secubit garam
125 g mentega
1 biji telur
1-2 camca besar susu segar
Kaedah menyediakan:
1. Tepung di ayak bersama dengan garam.
2. Gaul serta ramas tepung dan mentega sehingga menyerupai serbuk roti.
3. Masukkan telur, gula kastor dan susu.
4. Gaul rata sehingga menjadi doh yang lembut.
5. Rehatkan doh setengah jam sebelum digunakan.
Kegunaan: Pai epal, tat buah-buahan dan lain-lain.
250 g tepung gandum
1 camca besar gula kastor
secubit garam
125 g mentega
1 biji telur
1-2 camca besar susu segar
Kaedah menyediakan:
1. Tepung di ayak bersama dengan garam.
2. Gaul serta ramas tepung dan mentega sehingga menyerupai serbuk roti.
3. Masukkan telur, gula kastor dan susu.
4. Gaul rata sehingga menjadi doh yang lembut.
5. Rehatkan doh setengah jam sebelum digunakan.
Kegunaan: Pai epal, tat buah-buahan dan lain-lain.
Monday, December 8, 2008
Friday, December 5, 2008
Pastry Making
Ingredients
Plain flour is recommended, but you can obtain reasonable results by using self raising flour , at least for shortcrust, though it will be softer and more crumbly. Butter, margarine and lard are the traditional fats for pastry making, but proprietary vegetable shortenings are frequently used nowadays. For shortcrust pastry, used lard or a vegetable fat alone, or a mixture of fats, but not margarine alone, as it produces hard, yellow pastry. For the richer pastries it is better to keep to the fat specified in the recipe.
Shortcrust Pastry
8 oz. plain flour
1/2 level tsp. salt
2 oz. margarine
2 oz. lard
Cold water to mix
Sift the flour and salt into the basin. Cut the fats into the flour and complete the mixing by rubbing in with the finger-tips, until no lumps of fat remain. Add just enough cold water to bind the mixture, mixing with a round bladed knife until it is evenly distributed. Draw the pastry together with the finger-tips to form a stiff dough; knead lightly until smooth. Turn it onto a lightly floured board and roll out and use as required.
Plain flour is recommended, but you can obtain reasonable results by using self raising flour , at least for shortcrust, though it will be softer and more crumbly. Butter, margarine and lard are the traditional fats for pastry making, but proprietary vegetable shortenings are frequently used nowadays. For shortcrust pastry, used lard or a vegetable fat alone, or a mixture of fats, but not margarine alone, as it produces hard, yellow pastry. For the richer pastries it is better to keep to the fat specified in the recipe.
Shortcrust Pastry
8 oz. plain flour
1/2 level tsp. salt
2 oz. margarine
2 oz. lard
Cold water to mix
Sift the flour and salt into the basin. Cut the fats into the flour and complete the mixing by rubbing in with the finger-tips, until no lumps of fat remain. Add just enough cold water to bind the mixture, mixing with a round bladed knife until it is evenly distributed. Draw the pastry together with the finger-tips to form a stiff dough; knead lightly until smooth. Turn it onto a lightly floured board and roll out and use as required.
Conversions
Mass
1 oz=28.35 g
2 0z=56.7 g
4 oz=113.4 g
8 oz=226.8 g
12 oz=340.2 g
16 oz=453.6 g
1 kilogramme=2.2 Ib
Abbreviations
oz=ounce(s)
ml=millilitre(s)
cm=centimetre(s)
g=gramme(s)
Temperature
32 F= 0 Celcius.
212 F= 100 C.
225 F= 107 C.
250 F= 121 C.
275 F= 135 C.
300 F= 149 C.
325 F= 163 C.
350 F = 177 C.
375 F= 190 C.
400 F = 204 C.
425 F = 218 C.
450 F = 232 C.
Capacity
1/4 pint = 142 ml
1/2 pint = 284 ml
1 pint = 568 ml
1/2 litre = 0.88 pint
1 litre = 1.76 pints
Length
1 inch = 2.54 cm
6 inches = 15.2 cm
100 cm = 1 metre
The above is based on information agreed by the UK Federation for Education in Home Economics 1970.
1 oz=28.35 g
2 0z=56.7 g
4 oz=113.4 g
8 oz=226.8 g
12 oz=340.2 g
16 oz=453.6 g
1 kilogramme=2.2 Ib
Abbreviations
oz=ounce(s)
ml=millilitre(s)
cm=centimetre(s)
g=gramme(s)
Temperature
32 F= 0 Celcius.
212 F= 100 C.
225 F= 107 C.
250 F= 121 C.
275 F= 135 C.
300 F= 149 C.
325 F= 163 C.
350 F = 177 C.
375 F= 190 C.
400 F = 204 C.
425 F = 218 C.
450 F = 232 C.
Capacity
1/4 pint = 142 ml
1/2 pint = 284 ml
1 pint = 568 ml
1/2 litre = 0.88 pint
1 litre = 1.76 pints
Length
1 inch = 2.54 cm
6 inches = 15.2 cm
100 cm = 1 metre
The above is based on information agreed by the UK Federation for Education in Home Economics 1970.
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Saturday, November 8, 2008
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