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Kek Batik merupakan juadah pemanis mulut yang amat popular di Malaysia. Rasanya penuh dengan coklat dicampur pula rasa lemak daripada biskut.  Bahan - bahan 1 ketul buttercup (250mg) 1 cawan susu pekat manis (ikut kesesuaian) 1 @ 1/2 cawan air panas untuk bancuh milo 200g milo (peket paling kecil) 25g serbuk koko (botol kecil) 1 peket (300g) biskut marie Cara Penyediaan Lapik loyang dengan kertas parchment atau kertas baking supaya apabila sejuk nanti mudah dikeluarkan.  Potong butter kepada kiub. Panaskan butter di dalam periuk dan di atas api sederhana sehingga cair. Masukkan serbuk milo, susu pekat dan serbuk koko. Kacau sehingga pekat sebati. Susun biskut Marie dalam loyang kemudian sendukkan adunan coklat dan sapu rata sebagai lapisan atas. Susun berselang seli lapis biskut Marie dan adunan coklat sehingga habis. Sejukkan di dalam peti ais semalaman. Keluarkan dan potong untuk dihidangkan.

Kek  istimewa dari  Sarawak  ini di panggil  kek lumut  mungkin kerana warna hijaunyanya yang seakan  lumut. Terdapat pelbagai resipi telah diubah suai tetapi ini adalah yang asli. Selamat mencuba! Bahan-bahan 1 cawan tepung gandum* 1 cawan Horlicks* (* satukan) 3/4 cawan gula 250 gm butter 4 biji telur grade A 1 sudu besar pandan paste 4 sudu besar serikaya pandan 1/4 cawan susu pekat Cara-cara: Pukul butter dan gula sehingga putih dan kembang dengan kelajuan maksimum. Masukkan telur satu persatu sambil di pukul perlahan. Masukkan susu pekat, serikaya, pandan paste dan pukul rata setiap campuran dimasukkan. Masukkan tepung campuran horlicks. Tuangkan ke dalam loyang 7"x7" yang di lapik dan dilenser dengan butter. Tutup loyang dengan aluminium foil bagi mengelak air jatuh di permukaan kek. Sebelum itu, sapu sedikit butter pada aluminium foil supaya bila kek  masak, tidak melekat dan permukaan aka...

This brownies recipe can make you go all hyped because it's so easy to bake and its absolutely delicious! INGREDIENTS 3/4 cup  vegetable oil 1 1/2 cup s sugar 1 1/2 tsp   vanilla extract 3   eggs 3/4 cup   flour 1/3 cup   +   2 1/2 tbsp   cocoa 1/4 tsp   +   1/8 tsp   baking powder 1/4 tsp   salt INSTRUCTIONS 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease a 9×9 square baking pan, or line it with parchment paper. 2. Mix together the oil, sugar and vanilla extract. 3. Add eggs and mix until well combined. 4. Combine flour, cocoa, baking powder and salt. 5. Slowly add to the egg mixture until well combined. 6. Pour the batter into the pan and spread evenly. 7. Bake for 25-30 minutes, or until a toothpick comes out with a few crumbs.

Finally over a hectic week at work or university? Wanna have some quality time for yourself or family or your friends, but you're currently on a budget? Fret not, here's a list of places in Malaysia that you can go try and have fun without even worrying about spending too much! 1. Pulau Langkawi The perfect destination to relax and unwind is Langkawi. It is a well-loved destination among Malaysians. Soak up the sun at Pantai Cenang and Tanjung Rhu Beach or you can lay your picnic mat at the Seven Wells Waterfall. You can also walk along the Langkawi Sky Bridge and ride the famous Langkawi Cable Car to catch a scenic view from the peak of Manchincang Mountain. Besides that, most shops in Langkawi are duty-free but NOT ALL SHOPS ARE.  The best place to go is Kuah Town where the confectionaries such as Cadbury and Daim are slightly cheaper. 2. Ipoh, Perak While Malaysians often associate Ipoh to richly brewed coffee, Ipoh is also a destination that boasts a laid-back ...

When thinking of beautiful insta-worthy pictures, where do you often think about? The Maldives? Europe? Oh well, our very own Malaysia for sure have some insta-worthy spots all around country! Here's a list: 1. The Blue Mansion, Penang Also known as the Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, this grand mansion is a perfect backdrop for all your ‘gram needs. The merchant Cheong Fatt Tze built it at the end of the 19th century, and it is now an iconic boutique hotel as well as a restaurant. Come and relive the past as you bask in its grandeur! 2. Sky Mirror, Kuala Selangor Image Credit: travelblog.expedia.com.my When visiting the Sky Mirror, you’ve got to plan your timing very carefully, because it won’t appear at all times. The Sky Mirror only appears during the new and full moon, as well as four days before and after that. A curious phenomenon indeed, it got its name due to its mirror-like reflection of the sky. 3. Kong Heng Square, Ipoh Kong Heng Square is a three-storey ...

The Capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur is a diverse area that includes Tamil, Chinese, Malay, and indigenous inhabitants. There are so many attractions to go when travelling but don't know where to start? Here's a list of places that you can go! 1. Petronas Towers One of the most iconic sights in the world, the PETRONAS Towers, or the PETRONAS Twin Towers considering the fact that there are two of them, are the tallest twin towers in the world. The towers feature postmodern architecture and style and also feature Islamic designs due to the Muslim majority in Malaysia. Visitors flock here for the walk over the sky bridge that joins the two towers together and you can admire the breathtaking views that stretch across the city of Kuala Lumpur. 2. Sri Mahamariamman Temple Famous for being the oldest Hindu temple in all of Kuala Lumpur having been built in the nineteenth century, Sri Mahamariamman Temple is well worth a visit for those wanting to learn about the diverse c...