My cheese cup cakes
Yearning to make a simple cheese cake. While browsing through the internet, I came across the cheese cup cakes. Methods sound simple enough so I got started.. But I did some alterations. I used mini Julie's peanut butter cookies as the base. Used 250g cream cheese Used 100g icing sugar Half teaspoon vanilla essence An egg Baked at 170degreesC for 15 minutes. Cooled it. Added blueberry jam on top of the cheese cupcakes. Keep them in the fridge. Tasted it and I like it..
Yay! I am the first one today! :)
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are really unique. It is like...flowers in flower. LOL :D
ReplyDeletei love the color of that orange flower.. unique!
ReplyDeletesaw before but didnt know the name :p
ReplyDeleteWhat do you call them?
ReplyDeleteMy share for Today's Flower
Quite a vibrant statement...
ReplyDeleteNice flowers! : )
ReplyDeleteLooks quite unique....first time seeing this type of flowers
ReplyDeleteThanks for adding a little more color to my life
ReplyDeleteThese are two very lovely photos and I love the color of these flowers. Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteVery lovely! We've got these in Hawaii, but I can't remember the name.
ReplyDeleteVery, very beautiful. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLove the golden colour. Great captures
ReplyDeletecould these be hydrangea? whatever they are called, they are lovely indeed!
ReplyDeleteI missed the International Floral Exhibition which is being held at the moment...
ReplyDeleteTaipeh has great potentials in flower export trade...
Love your pictures.
These are the Lantana Flowers, quiet pretty. Some have dual colours in them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Lantana flower pictures!!
ReplyDelete- Cheers Gisela.
Flowers are the sweetest things God ever made
and forgot to put a soul to.
(Henry Ward Beckford)
Beautiful huh. Love the golden colour :D.
ReplyDeleteWenn: I have seen these in gardens and they are beautiful blooms.
ReplyDeleteYes, these are pretty little lantana flowers that grows wild in the countryside here. They are usually in shaeds of yellow and pink. Local people call it 'bunga tahi ayam' because of its scent.
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ReplyDeletenice!! :)
ReplyDeleteLantana flowers are actually quite nice. Am thinking of growing them outside my house by the roadside.
ReplyDeleteThis bouquet lets me feel an easy heart.
ReplyDeleteFrom the Far East.
Best regards.
ruma
nice! =)
ReplyDeletethis is the taipei national flower?
ReplyDeletenice!
beautiful of everything!
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ReplyDeleteHappy May!
I could not find you ever since last time...Best wishes!
those flowers are quite common in asian countries
ReplyDeletebeautiful wenn!
ReplyDeletegorgeous! i wanna go taiwaaaaaaaaan!
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