Orange Sunquick Chocolate Cake

Orange sunquick chocolate cake No 1

Hi everybody. Phew! Nine months have passed and I've finally got the chance to update my blog. Just a quick update on how I've created this recipe by chance; simply by using Sunquick. Definitely will come back again and share the recipe in this space. What can I say about this recipe is, I've baked a total of 7 cakes in a duration of two weeks. Yes, 7 cakes for this single recipe as friends were really excited of the inclusion of Sunquick. I've taken orders for the cake and they are simply a hit for kids and adults. Okay, got to go now. Will update soon with the recipe.

Orange Sunquick Chocolate Cake

P/S: All pictures are by my friend, the lovely Ms Nurul Izwarina. She ordered two cakes.

London's Calling

Sweet peanuts at the London Bridge or Tower Bridge

My son and I at Leceister Square

Hi there! Happy new year! Such an overdue post; as this blog has been abandoned for about five months. There were so many things going on and I took a long break from writing as there were too many commitments to settle. I've wanted to write again but time wasn't on my side. However, early  December I took a one-week break to travel to the UK. Yes, I came back after a good fifteen-year lapse. UK had changed a lot and London was a bit different compared from what I'd experienced 15 years ago. I'm really glad that I'd made the decision to go back as it brought back a lot of memories. Going back again was indeed  a closure to the chapter of my youthful days and it was even surreal to think that I took the plunge to travel with my sister and son. However, what is life without challenges, right? Nevertheless, those memorable days spent in the UK has stayed in my mind up to this day. UK in a way is progressing and there are so many skyscrapers around. Apart from the iconic London Eye, there are fancy buildings such as The Shard, The Leadenhall (dubbed as the cheesegrater), Canary Wharf and so on. I was totally clueless on what to expect in London nowadays; I thought that this endearing city has lost a little bit of its charm. Well, things change, anyway.  I guess 15 years of not going back is such a long time. Okay, back to this post- I'm sharing some of the pictures I took in the UK and I truly hope you'll enjoy them as much as I do. As for this year, I'm hoping to bake and start writing again; sharing recipes and et cetera. On the other hand, I've got a long-abandoned project in the pipeline and I do think I should concentrate on my passion and do things which can make me happy. Till then, wishing everybody a Happy New Year  and may all your wishes come true...

My alma mater University Of Chichester, Bognor Regis Campus, West Sussex.

Houses of Parliament and the Big Ben

Arundel Castle; West Sussex

Squirrel at St James Park

Tower Bridge

Houses of Parliament

Fat pigeons at St James Park

St James Park in winter (Buckingham Palace could be seen from afar)

Trafalgar Square

Great Cumberland Place- seen here is the Mont Blanc Hotel

An awesome house in the countryside