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Krumbs began as a business project by two friends - one with a great passion for food, writing and creative designs; the other, an artistic soul with inspiring talent in the world of digital animation and stage performances.

Krumbs kick-started when we went mad for cookies and sweet treats. All we could ever think about was to live and indulge in the land of delectable goodies - where blades of grass were sweet tasting candies; tree barks were made of rich, buttery shortbreads; pebbles and stones that were in fact chocolate cheese truffles; and the best of all, rivers filled with molten chocolate (slurps!). To that, we spent months perfecting lip-smacking sweet delights, and shared it with the world.

Join us on this blog to satisfy sweet and savoury cravings as the cook and the baker continues with her endeavour in mastering the many types of cuisines and yummy desserts available out there. With every bit of discovery in the kitchen, you'll be treated to a delicious read!

And oh, did we mention - it's a business project? So if ever you get hungry, just drop us an email and we'll work something out and provide you with the best tummy therapy you can get! :)

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Monday, September 13, 2010

The One Thing Every Good Baker Must Know


...is to make kick-ass chocolate chip cookies! :) I don't care if it's crunchy, thick, thin or chewy... You've just gotta know. It's like the 101 of a super-duper baker. Anyways, been reading up on some of the must-know to baking delicious chewy chocolate chip cookies. Some very important tips include:

1) Using fresh brown s
ugar. I think brown sugar plays a huge role in making the cookies chewy. Try to avoid using brown sugar that looks and feels like white granulated sugar. Go for those that is soft and moist. I tried mine with organic, brown muscovado sugar.

2) Baking time - do not overbake. Don't be worried for the cookie to be slightly underbake, as long as you don't have the flour taste to it, it's all good! :) Plus, if it's really
that underbake, just put it back into the oven for a minute or so. I did mine by baking it for 10minutes, and leaving it to cool on the tray itself. (There's actually a baking term for this, I've read it in one of the recipe books...but I can't remember :P)

Anyways, made these recently and gave them away. It put smil
es on frowny faces! :P


Chewy Choc Chip all nicely packed :)



One final shot for all the cookie monsters out there :D
These are really good when eaten warm. When feeling greedy, just pop these into the microwave for about 30 seconds (because it's quite thin, you can increase the reheat time for thicker cookies) and dollop a huge scoop of vanilla ice cream. :9

Great dessert to end a hard day's work, or.. it could also be a great way to start your mornings! :P

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