When it comes to baking, its always the outcome is exciting. Have you ever felt like baking something, but too afraid of it might not turn out how you want it to be? Well, this post will tell you all about guidance and well, the existence of at19 Culinary in Malaysia.
*Drum rolls*
What will you learn at19? They have different dishes prepared during different seasons, so there is always a variety of choices that you can always go for with at19 Culinary. In a more general term, they will definitely teach you how to cook new dishes, make new friends and take home new recipes to prepare for the people you love or simply to show off to your friends when you throw a party where you can gladly say that "yeah, i prepared the food here." haha. They will also give you tips where you can take your cooking skills to a whole new level!
With fully equipped kitchen. |
It was very convenient as all we needed to bring was our own tupperware to bring back our cookies, otherwise you can always purchase one from them for disposable tupperware's for 80 cents. Convenient and considerate, love the service! Not to forget that they will provide ingredients for you on the table right before you arrive, just to have a feel of the ingredients before you start. At19 Culinary, we were guided by one of their chef, to make sure we were on the right track.
Suraya as our personal chef helper. Super nice too! |
Ingredients to Ginger bread.
1. Unsalted Butter, 155g Chilled and diced
2. Brown Sugar, 175g
3. Eggs, 1 nos Grade A
4. Black Treacle, 2 tbsp
5. Plain Flour, 350g
6. Ground Ginger , 1 tbsp
7. Bicarbonate Soda, 1 tbsp
8. Vanilla essence, 1 tbsp
Royal Icing Ingredients.
Icing Sugar, 250g
Egg White, 1/2 nos
Lemon Juice, 1/2 nos
Glycerin, 1/2 nos
And for the decorations, you call always use gummies, silver drags or simply any candy you want, or chocolate buttons! Now that the ingredients are pretty clear, lets get started! First of all, before start mixing everything into a bowl, preheat the oven to 180 degrees. And also don't forget to grease three baking sheets.
Now the real baking begins! Mix the flour, bicarbonate soda, ginger and diced butter first until it resemble fine breadcrumbs. Once it has resembled looking like breadcrumbs, add sugar, egg, black treacle and form a dough.
Mixing the flour and diced unsalted butter |
Once everything is being mixed, it should look like bread crumbs |
After adding sugar, egg and black treacle, breadcrumbs should be formed into a dough looking like this. |
Roll over the dough. |
Leaving a 1cm thick flat dough. |
And of course, the best part! shaping the dough with cutters. Photo source: At19 Culinary's Facebook. |
My four ginger bread cuttings: ginger bread man, christmas tree, snowman and a Christmas sock. |
Freshly out of the oven! |
While waiting for it to cool properly, its the best time to make the icing! |
Before decorating it. |
After decorations. i didn't want to make it too sugary, so i tried my best to minimise on the icing on my cookies. |
With Suraya on my right. |
The whole team of bloggers who attended the class. Loving everyones spirit! |
From left: Me, Colney, Arpita and Janice |
I would really suggest you guys to go there to spend your weekend differently with friends or family, as its a fun experience to be cooking together, and also, to leave all the cleaning hassle if you're doing it at your own house ;) The class was held for around 3 hours or less in this baking class, just in case any of you are wondering.
Some features of At19 Culinary |
Well, thank you for reading. If you have any further enquiry, do check out their Facebook, or their official website. It was absolutely a fun experience to be meeting new people and also to have someone guiding you to bake! :) Do check them out. xx
At19 Culinary Studio
No.19, Jalan Dungun,
Damansara Heights,
50490 Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
016-3778236