I woke up early that day as it was a busy day rushing around and guess what i found in my back yard - hiding....under our buckets and old fashion chinese stove... a pretty tortoiseshell mama cat ( she is a stray btw ) and her aka-chans ( babies ). I don't think they are newborn, the kittens look about 3-4 weeks old. Here she is sort of posing for me... ( well no, it is just the angle was perfect as if she is peeking at the camera. This is followed by hissing - when my camera got too close.


Back to merdeka celebrations. Despite it was a sponsored cousin event, my mom decided to back her world famous cakes. She is pretty good in this area. And for this event she made a simple Chocolate Raisin cake! Yes, from her trusty Australian woman's weekly ( magazine sponsored by yours truly )

It's a pretty weird combination actually when you think of it, but the slightly sourish raisins and sweet chocolate is quite nice. I love cakes with fruits of any kind inside as it gives it a more moist texture. The original recipe had a ganache topping in which we opted not to add for "slimming" reasons. But it tasted just as good without the topping. The cake was a hit in the family gathering later that day.
So much for this post, back end of the week for the continuation of Merdeka festivaties.
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