Have been wanting to bake some crispy kuih bahulu
but many of the recipes I tried were
soft little zi dang kao
Gathering the informations from various bakers
I have finally arrived at this:
I have finally arrived at this:
Crispy Kuih Bahulu
160g plain flour (replaced 1 Tbsp with rice flour)
1/4 tsp baking soda
3 eggs, chilled
150g sugar
1 tsp vanilla essence
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 tsp salt
oil for brushing moulds
1) heat flours in the oven 150'C for 10min, turning half way, let cool
2) beat eggs, add sugar & salt, and beat until thick, pale & sticky
3) add vanilla
4) fold in sifted flours & baking soda (sifted together)
5) grease moulds generouly & heat up the moulds, must be very hot!
6) fill the kuih bahulu moulds until almost full
7) bake in preheated oven 180'C for 10-15 until golden brown
8) lift up kuih bahulu from moulds with a toothpick
9) clean moulds before the next batch, repeat No.5
10) store in airtight containers, can last for 2 weeks
Notes:
1) to make sure the moulds are well heated up before pouring
in the batter. If not, the batter will stick to the moulds when baked.
2) When the mould get stuck with crumbs, clean the moulds!
Notes:
1) to make sure the moulds are well heated up before pouring
in the batter. If not, the batter will stick to the moulds when baked.
2) When the mould get stuck with crumbs, clean the moulds!
2 comments:
Hi .. My bahulu stick to my mould although i baked it for more than 10 mins.
is it because of the oil? i did grease the mould.
Hello Low,
First, you need to heat up the mould in the oven before greasing it.
Oil the mould with a piece of cloth tied to a chop stick, so that all the petals get oiled. Happy baking.
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