KBB#22 Made in Indonesia Plus

Yes, I am in my third challenge of Klub Berani Baking. Now we have to make any baked food (cakes or pudding) which recipe made by Indonesian and add some spun sugar decoration on top of it. Exciting, right ?!

So, after receiving the challenge mail, I tried to make the spun sugar first as I have no clue on how to do it. Seems difficult for me, and after few video watching on you tube, I sacrifice my one and only but ugly balloon whisk  and start boiling sugar and water with composition 2:1. 

I put two pipe covered with foil and seal it to two chairs. As you can see on the picture on the right . 

After the caramel formed, put the torned whisk, pull out and simply swing it on top (around 20 cm tall) of those two pipes. Voila,, they will look like this.... and it is not difficult at all... yippiiii 

And then, start from the bottom, with my hand I push them upward and make a "nest like" spun sugar... :)

By the way those are my way, while here is what written in the KBB mail if you need more serious reference :

Sugar Syrup

Medium use 1 ¼ cups sugar to 1 cup water.

Heavy use 1 ¼ cups sugar to ⅞ cup water.

Step :

1. Heat the sugar syrup to 311 F then plunge into a pan of cold water to halt the cooking process.

2. Cover your work surface with parchment paper. Holding a rolling pin in one hand over the paper, dip the whisk into the sugar syrup and flick it back and forth over the rolling pin so that railing threads are formed.

3. Gently gather up the strands and fold them back over the rolling pin. Loosen and lift them or slide them off the pin gently.

4. Break the sugar in half and gently shape each half as desired in your hands. 

To put these spun sugar decoration on, I chose a recipe that I have got from a local Magazine named Sekar. 

I made a Banana Caramel Pudding which is baked. Here is the recipe :

Caramel Pudding

Source : Sekar Magazine 51/11 edition

Ingredients:

A

200 ml of fresh milk

100 grams of banana

B

3 Eggs

1/2 tsp cinnamon powder

200 grams sugar

1 tbs corn starch

1/2 tsp of salt

C

100 gram sugar

50 ml water

Step:

1. Make caramel with C ingredients by heating sugar on low heat, and after the caramel formed pour water and stir it quickly.

2. Pour caramel in to four heat resistance bowl. 

3. Blend ingredients A in a blender to form a smooth mixture. 

4. Mix mixture A with ingredients B using a handheld mixer on low speed only to make a homogen mixture. 

5. Filter the mixture, and pour into the bowl pre-filled with caramel. 

6. Put the bowl inside a leak-free pan, and fill the pan with water.

7. Bake them in the oven for 30 minutes in 160 degree celcius temperature until firm. 

Here is how the pudding like after finished. 

Made in Indonesia

Made in Indonesia Plus

a review about the pudding. the taste is a lot better than I expected. Do not like cinnamon really much, but surprisingly it taste really good when combined with Banana. Don't believe me? Well just try the recipe and tell me what you think !!

Have a banana day.... :)