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    Sylvannas From Sally’s Bake Shop


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    sally's bakeshopI grew up smelling the sweet aroma of freshly baked cakes and bread as early as 9 years old. I practically grew up baking. My mom started a bakeshop when I was around 8 years old. She named it Sally’s Home Bake Shop after her nickname.

    Her inspiration came after watching a movie. She noticed that a lot of moviegoers bought “kutsinta” or “puto”. She started with two product lines only. Then one day as a nine year old girl, I find myself being asked to help around the bakeshop.

    I will share a few of her baking recipes. Take note that some of these recipes are quite old-fashioned,dating back to the early sixties. Who knows you might want to try out a few?

    Here is a recipe for Sylvannas for the experienced baker. This is not the short-cut method of making sylvannas that one sees online. The recipe is made up of 2 parts: the Cookie and the butter-cream icing.

    The Cookie Ingredients

    2 cups eggwhites
    2 teaspoons cream of tartar
    2 cups granulated sugar
    1 cup cashew nuts or walnuts
    1 cup cake flour
    1 Tablespoon Vanilla
    Grease Cookie sheet and sprinkle with flour.

    To make the sylvannas Cookie

    1. Beat egg whites until stiff.

    2. Add sugar a little at a time until smooth.

    3. Add the cream of tartar.

    4. Fold in the cashew nuts.

    To arrange the cookie mixture on the cookie sheet

    1. Get a tablespoonful scoop of the eggwhite mixture. Try to make them uniform in sizes with an oval shape. Set around 2 inches apart from each other.

    2. Bake at 375 degrees until light brown. Cool.

    Yields: 150 pcs

    Sylvannas Butter-cream Icing

    1. Boil into a syrup by mixing 1 cup sugar and 1/2 cups water. Let’s call this Mix A. Set aside.

    2. Beat 7 egg yolks. Set Aside.

    3. Soften a bar of refrigerated margarine and 1/2 bar of Butter (Anchor). Cream them together.

    4. Add Mix A from number 1 then add the eggyolks one by one until smooth. Set Aside.

    To assemble

    2 cups of Crushed Lady Fingers or
    Butter-cream Icing

    1. Spread cream mixture on a piece of cookie.

    2. Sprinkle with chopped nuts and top with another piece of sylvannas.

    3. Cover the entire surface of the sylvannas with more butter-cream mixture.

    4. Roll the surface area with crushed Lady Fingers.

    5. Chill for 30 minutes.

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    4 Comments »

    Comment by Luisa
    2008-09-09 06:24:32

    hi! thank you for this! when you say “a bar of margarine” thats 420g? :)

     
    Comment by millie Subscribed to comments via email
    2008-09-25 14:15:46

    where does the 1 cup of cake flour go?

     
    Comment by Grace
    2009-04-05 10:47:36

    Yeah, where will you put the cake flour?

    Graces last blog post..Nicole strolling in Trinoma

     
    Comment by KRIS
    2010-06-06 03:11:37

    Thanks for sharing this.. i would be more good if you put video on how to make this..that will make sounds more easier on us..tnx

     
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