Custard Cake

hmmmm....A delightfully colourful Cake😍

A definite must try if you want to have both custard and cake for dessert/tea-time treat. Thank You for sharing your pic and recipe used with us Nazrina💞

CUSTARD CAKE- NAZRINA JOOSUB

Cake:
2 cups flour.
2 tsp baking pwd
1/4 lb butter. (125 grams)
3/4 cup sugar.
Beat the above in a machine until it resembles bread crumbs.
Whisk 2 eggs with 1 tsp vanilla essence & add to the mixture. 1/4 to 1/2 cup milk. Add in slowly to form dough. Dough must be firm like that of roti. Make 7 balls. Roll each 1 out like a roti. Not too thin. Bake each for about 7 minutes. Stack with nice rich custard.( 3 colours)

CUSTARD:
1 L milk
4 Tblsp custard pwd mixed in milk
3/4 cup sugar
1 tsp vanilla essence
1/2 tin condense milk
Boil milk. Remove from heat. Add custard and stir till thick. Add vanilla essence, sugar n condense. Boil till thick. Cool. Mixture must not be very thick. Divide into 3. Colour 1 with pink colour & 1 with green colour. Make layers using the cake & different coloured custard. End with custard on the top. Pour Nestle Cream over(optional). Crumble 1 cake on the last layer. (Nazrina Joosub)

Romany Creams

Hmmm...these are almost every South African's favourite Bikes!!!  The perfect combination of Crunchy Coconut teamed with Chocolate, is a sure winner anytime, for me at least.

Aunty Fawzia Safla was very kind to share on her late mum's recipe with us On Watalotwegot, gesture such as these make me Love and Respect all these Lovelies on the group, who so willingly part with their heirloom recipes.

Shukran Aunty Fawzia💕

ROMANY CREAMS 

(Recipe kindly shared by Aunty Fawzia Safla) 

1/2 lb butter (250g) 

1/4 cup oil 

1/2 cup maizena 

2 and 1/2 cups coconut 

2 cups flour 

3 tbl cocoa 

1/2 tsp red coloring 

3/4 cup sugar 

Method 

Beat sugar an butter till soft an fluffy add oil then add coconut an dry ingredients make soft dough .Roll out grate top wit fork an cut wit cutter . (Stick together with chocolate ) enjoy ""my late mom's recipe" -Aunty Fawzia Safla"