Sunday, June 08, 2008

Flowers and Martabak

These are the pics of flowers I took in my MIL's place. ;-D Can't wait to see the rest of her blooms in the gardeeennnnn he he...










And here are my latest "cooking" attempt: Martabak Manis. I have no real martabak pan, so I just used my Teflon pan. The tough part in using the Teflon pan is that the bottom part of the martabak gets easily burnt. That's why I had to make it thinner. :-((((


After decorating half of them with banana slices, I used chocolate/nut spread for the other half. Yum yum...and I also sprinkled a little bit of powdered sugar he he...


Then they were cut in half and put on top of each other like this.


The result: TA DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!! I'm not too bad after all HA HA HA HA HA HA HA...


This is the only Teflon pan I have that's deep enough and it has a cover, since to make martabak, you need a pan with a cover on top he he...If you're curious, you can write "martabak manis" in youtube. I've seen a few video clips there.

There's another version of this martabak, which is martabak asin or salty martabak. I may try it later once I'm back to being unemployed he he...
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9 comments:

  1. Blur Ting9 June 2008 at 05:06

    I love those flowers! Your MIL really has green fingers!
    Your murtabak looks delish.

    In Singapore, our murtabaks are usually roti pratas filled with minced meat, like mutton or chicken.

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  2. Lori9 June 2008 at 06:02

    Hello Amel,

    I told you months ago that I would let you know as soon as I found the love letter from my dear husband. I finally found it and posted it on my blog.

    Your flowers are lovely.

    Lori

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  3. Juliana9 June 2008 at 09:14

    wow..the martabak looks great. yummy :D

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  4. WaterLearner9 June 2008 at 18:20

    The flowers are so beautiful! And the Martabak Manis look yummy! Can I have some?

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  5. Amel9 June 2008 at 18:55

    Blur Ting: Yeah, she's really into gardening he he...And there's another version of martabak filled with meat. That's called salty martabak. ;-D

    Lori: Hey, THANKS A LOT for letting me know. I'll go there right away! ;-D

    Jul and Waterlearner: I'd love to share some with you he he...;-D

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  6. Jeanne10 June 2008 at 21:44

    ah that martabak manis, yummy...in my hometown, we called it "kue bandung"... hehehe :)

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  7. The World According To Me11 June 2008 at 16:43

    What pretty flowers. I love the pic with the blue sky.

    Your martabak looks yummy! I could eat that right now.

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  8. Choc Mint Girl12 June 2008 at 15:26

    Wow! The flowers look so fresh and lovely. :) And, yeah! Your martabak look scrumptious... yum yum! Droolsss... :D

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  9. Michelle13 June 2008 at 13:37

    What beautiful flowers! Wow

    and the martabak made me feel hungry. :-D

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