An article with the best quotes from The Apprentice!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-13338023
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Raisin Scones Recipe
A simple recipe for a teatime treat!
Ingredients:
225g self-raising flour
Salt
55g butter
25g caster sugar
150ml milk
1 egg
Raisins (put in your desired amount - more if you like raisins, less if you don't. You can also substitute raisins for other things, such as chocolate chips or cherries)
Steps:
Ingredients:
225g self-raising flour
Salt
55g butter
25g caster sugar
150ml milk
1 egg
Raisins (put in your desired amount - more if you like raisins, less if you don't. You can also substitute raisins for other things, such as chocolate chips or cherries)
Steps:
- Pre-heat oven to 220c. Lightly grease a baking sheet.
- Mix flour and salt, and rub into the butter
- Stir in sugar and milk to form a soft dough
- On a floured work surface, knead dough lightly. Pat out dough to 2cm thickness.
- Use 5cm cutter to stamp out rounds out of the dough until you have used it all up.
- Glaze in eggwash (Whisk 1 egg and brush scone).
- Bake for 12-15 minutes until well risen and golden.
Egg Tart Recipe
Ingredients
Pastry:
Plain flour 250g
Caster sugar 50g
Butter 100g
1 Egg
Custard:
Water 200ml
4 Eggs
Evaporated Milk 100ml
Caster Sugar 75g
Makes 6-8 egg tarts
Steps:
- Mix pastry ingredients and knead into a dough.
- Refrigerate dough for 2 hours (reknead before use)
- Roll out dough and cut to small dough balls and press balls into tart shells
- Pour egg custard (read below) into shells. Bake at 180c for 20-30 mins, until the custard has a slight wobble to it.
- Cool for 10 mins and then eat! :)
Custard:
- Dissolve sugar in boling water, set aside to cool
- Stir in eggs and milk with cold sugar water.
- Sieve twice before putting into tart shells.
Dream! Dream! Dream! Onegai My Melody
Suki suki tokimeki Kizui te ta?
Dokidoki kyunkyun Kikoe te ta?
Kokoro ga kokoro ga Jitabata
jajauma HAATO
Tobikiri suteki na Omoi na no
Tobikiri muteki na Watashi na no
Honki yo honki yo honki na no Kakugo shi te!
Anata no HAATO wa IN MORARU
O ita wa dame dame Ouji sama
Habatake sharanra
Koi no hane
Tobikome joborin MAAMEIDO
Koishi ta otome wa OORU OK!
Macchae byunbyun Go kaiten
O tete wo nigi nigi GO HEVUN Kanpeki muteki yo Donto koi!
Kirameku omoide Shigyou shiki
Yasashii omoide Bu katsudou
Itsumo itsu demo nage te ta no
HAATO no kake ra
Kanashii omoide Hikikomori
Dakedo todoi ta no S. O. S
Anata no nagashi ta namida ga
Hatajirushi
Abata mo e ku bo yo Daijoubu
Kini kini shi nai de Mushiro shi te
Watashi no namida wa BURIRIANTO
Anata no namida wa Nami shibuki
Futari de tsukuru no Niji no hashi
Harahara wakuwaku Mirai chizu
NoZozoi te mitai no Para chirari
LAUGH LOVE (RABU RABU) Mirakuru
mieru ka na?
LOVE LOVE HAPPY MEMORIAL (RABU RABU HAPPII MEMORIARU)
Oboe te iru no yo Anata no te
kotokoto nikon da Mame no nioi MEROMERO MERODI Me u rin kyuu
toki meki meki meki Otome na no DORIIMU DORIIMU (Onujoroge)
Suki suki tokimeki Kizui te ta?
Dokidoki kyunkyun Kikoe te ta?
Kokoro ga jitabata
Jajauma HEART Tobikiri suteki na Omoi na no
Tobikiri muteki na Watashi na no Honki yo honki Ne hayaku dakishime te!
Friday, January 21, 2011
Modular Origami and Crochet Creations!
Over the past year, I have developed an interest in crochet. At first, it started out with dodgy attempts trying to crochet something special, but in time and with a great deal of practice, I have managed to create some cool things! In addition, I also learnt modular origami that can be used to produce some great models!
Above: Modular Origami model of Pocchaco
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