Passion Fruit Twinkie Cupcake
Vanilla cupcake with twinkie cream topped with pucker-up passion fruit buttercream — SO. ADDICTIVE!

There’s nothing I love more than receiving a hand-written note/card “just because”. I have kept every note in a special box on my shelf and on those days that I’m feeling down and “not myself”, I would read those notes and my heart would be filled up again. From my parents writing me notes that say, “Will be home late — cook dinner for us?” to one of my Sunday school kids thanking me for the “healthy snacks” (which is a total lie… I’m starting to wonder if that was suppose to be a sarcastic remark… ?!), these are the moments I cherish the most. My mantra is that these moments may seem small and insignificant now but in the future when I’m married, living in Hong Kong with my super buff husband** and well-behaved 4 children, I will read those notes of memories past and be reminded of my blessed life. These little moments will one day grow to be big moments.

It’s 1:36am on Sunday morning and my sponge cakes just came out of the oven and are cooling upside down now. Every Sunday evening a bunch of us meet at my friend’s house to watch The Bible Series on the History Channel (party animals, huh?
). Is anyone following that series? I’m loving it so far! Last Sunday I attended a business seminar so I didn’t have time to bake anything. I ended up going to T&T to buy a loaf of thick slice bread and a can of condensed milk. I made a traditional Hong Kong-style favourite — condensed milk on toast. Before you gag or think “YUM!”, you have to try it first! It is absolutely DELICIOUS! We also had a jar of Nutella. Mmm!!! And had popsicles. We’re a weird bunch ![]()
Now that I had a little time to bake, I made sponge cakes for tonight. I cannot wait to have the first slice all warm and soft and sunshine yellow. Wish you were here!
I’m also preparing for a photo shoot for my new site. I had to ice, examine it from afar with my squinty eyes, scrape off the icing and re-ice until it was perfect. Let’s just say, I had to re-ice many, many times! So looking forward to the shoot!! ![]()

Happy Holiday Monday, everyone!
I’m all smiles today because my wedding orders are DONE, delivered and well-received. I am never accepting more than one wedding on a weekend ever again. And the total # of weddings I catered this week? THREE!
Will write more when my brain isn’t mush! ![]()
Happy first day back at work!
I never understood this rhyme as a kid. Why would someone SELL seashells by the SEASHORE if they could just pick it up from the sand and wash the dirt off for FREE?! Maybe that’s just the Asian-girl-thinking in me. I can’t seem to shake it off but I guess that’s a good thing ![]()
I made these seashells for Edmond and Gigi’s wedding cake this past weekend. YUP, these are 100% handmade seashells made out of SUGAR. I had so much fun making these! Two episodes of Bachelor Pad (ugh, I know… guilty pleasure — I can’t believe I just admitted this publicly) and two episodes of Big Bang Theory later… we have… ta-DA!

Every holiday from Christmas to Civic Holiday, we always have some sort of event at our place. This year for Canada Day, we had CREPE NIGHT. It was SO MUCH FUN. Instead of buns, we made crepes and wrapped all the BBQ foods in it. We also made flatbread pizza, baked brie + pears, taco beef casserole, pasta salad and of course all the staple BBQ foods (burgers, hot dogs, bacon, bacon, bacon).
Seemed like a great idea, right?
It was. IN THEORY. Holy moly… burger patties are so difficult to wrap in a crepe. 4″ patty + 6″ crepe? Good luck, bud. Okay, it was totally my fault for coming up with the idea and messing up the execution. But hey! We still had fun and that’s all that mattered!
My friend didn’t want to eat crepes so he asked if he could bring a single burger bun for himself… HAHA… my friends are so silly ![]()
