Saw Yam Tea Cake recipe from Alex Goh's 'Creative making of Cakes', but since I don have yam and coconut milk, I substituted with sweet potato, yogurt and milk.
Ingredients
(A)
250g     butter
180g     sugar
Pinch of salt
(B)
4           eggs
(C)
180g     sweet potato, steamed (I used those purple potatoes)
25g       sugar
80ml    yogurt
80ml    milk
(D)
290g     flour
1 tbsp    milk powder
1/2 tsp  baking powder
- Cream (A) til light and fluffy
 - Add (B) and cream til light and smooth
 - Mix (C) til well blended while the cooked sweet potato is still hot. Leave to cool. Add it into the above mixture and mix til combined
 - Lastly, fold in the sieved (D) and mix til well incorporated
 - Pour mixture into muffin cups
 - Bake at 180 C for 20 minutes
 
After I mashed the sweet potato, I found that it contained some tiny roots, afraid that it may ruin the texture, I rub it thru a sieve to get rid of the roots and made the sweet potato smoother, cost me about 15 minutes for this tedious process.

I had the 1st batch with chocolate chips which is little girls favorites

2nd batch with toffee bits

Satisfied with the texture and taste, fluffy and yummy!
I remembered mum used to boil this soup very long time ago, tried out myself on Wed, the salted radish gave a natural sweetness & saltiness to the soup, I don have to add in any salt or sugar at all, yum!
It was suppose to be a sushi bento today, however, little girl changed her mind yesterday, as her teacher told her that it'd be Rice Dumpling Day today.  Little girl loves rice dumpling, especially the 'alkaline' dumpling 鹼水棕, with or without kaya or sugar, weird isn't it.
I bought this thin slices of Australia wagyu beef last Thu from Jusco 1U during its member sales, quite a good buy.  I'd been wanted to try this wagyu beef due to the 'snowy' fat it have, just look at those slices.



Little girl loves mantou, especially those plain mantou, she likes to have it plain, with ham, cheese, nutella, etc.  Since her appetite is recovering, I prepared her a slightly bigger volume bento.





















Brought this book from Hong Kong.  It shows ways to make fancy maki in details.  It was my uncle's birthday on Labour Day - 1st May, decided to make some maki for the birthday party.



