Thứ Năm, 31 tháng 3, 2016

Chocolate Chip Cookies (Bé Trance)

Có ai từng đc ăn những chiếc bánh Chocolate Chip Cookies ở tiệm Great American Cookies chưa ạ tongue emoticon ???
- Em thì đc ăn đến gần 3 năm và đc ăn gần hơn 20 loại cookies vì e làm ở đó. Nhưng cookie mà e thích nhất vẫn là Chocolate Chip. --
- Bây giờ muốn có ct gì chỉ cần Google 1 phát thì là sẽ ra cả chục cả trăm ct, nhưng vấn đề ngon và chất lượng hay ko mới là quan trọng smile emoticon Và e xin share cho cả Phố 1ct mà e vẫn làm cho gia đình và bạn bè ăn, và bản thân e cũng cảm thấy giống 7-80% của tiệm Cookies mà e đã từng làm smile emoticon
***Nguyên liệu dành cho Bước 1:
115gr butter *để mềm*
50gr đg` trắng
165gr đg` nâu
1/2tsp muối
- Bơ mềm cho vô mixing bowl cùng với 2 loại đg`, muối và đánh cho đến khi bông và nhạt màu.
***Nguyên liệu dành cho Bước 2:
1 trái trứng 50-55gr (cả vỏ)
2tsp vanilla
- Khi bơ và đường đánh đến fluffy thì cho trứng và vanilla vào đánh cho quyện đều.
***Nguyên liệu dành cho Bước 3:
224gr bột mì đa dụng
3/4tsp baking soda
150gr-200gr chocolate chips *tuỳ theo bạn muốn ăn nhiều hay ít chocolate chips nhé*
- Rây bột và baking soda và trộn vô hỗn hợp bơ trứng ở Bước 2, khi bột đã đều thì trộn chocolate chips vô.
Lưu ý: Khi đã làm xong thì nên lấy cookie scoop, hoặc nặn từng cục tròn khoảng 40-50gr cho mỗi bánh, và lấy tay ấn nhẹ cho hơi dẹp thôi nha rồi mang cất vô tủ lạnh 24 tiếng để bánh ngon hơn và có màu đậm, khi nướng bánh thì bánh sẽ ko dàn ra quá mỏng và ko còn soft & chewy nữa. Điều này là BẮT BUỘC để có 1 chiếc bánh ngon và màu vàng đep mắt mà mình biết đc khi đi làm ở tiệm cookie. *Nhưng nếu thèm quá thì có thể nướng bánh ăn liền nhưng bánh sẽ ra ko ngon bằng mình cất trong tủ lạnh 24 tiếng nhé*
- Nướng ở 350F khoảng 10-12 phút. Đừng over bake bánh sẽ ra ko đc mềm đâu nhé, chỉ cần thấy đáy bánh golden brown thì lấy đc rồi. Nhìn thì có vẻ chưa chín nhưng bánh sẽ tiếp tục chín trên khay, đợi nguội hoàn toàn và quốc thôi hihihi
Có thể làm gấp đôi hoặc gấp ba ct ở trên và bỏ vào tủ đông khi nào ăn thì chỉ cần bỏ mấy cục ra và nướng là có bánh ngon ăn rồi. Ko cần phải đợi bánh xả đá nha.
---Chúc các ban thành công nhé heart emoticon .... Happy Baking, Cooking & Eating xoxo
www.besbakery.blogspot.com <== đây là blog của mình các bạn có thể tham khảo nhiều món bánh ngon nữa ạ grin emoticon

Hướng dẫn may đáp cổ/ cổ tay

HOW TO UNDERSTITCH A ARMHOLE/NECKLINE FACING OR LINING
I have used an armhole awith a facing as an example.
1. Stitch your facing to the neck or armhole.
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2. After stitching your facing in place trim the seam allowance to 1cm or 3/8 inch
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3. Trim a little more off the facing seam allowance only so  the seam allowances are graded. ( This helps eliminate bulk)
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4. Snip the curves so that your garment will lay flat when your facing is turned to the wrong side. Be careful not to snip into your stitch line.
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5. On the right side use the tip of your iron to press the facing/lining away from the body of the garment. When you are more experienced at edgestitching it is not always necessary to iron.
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6. If you do not have an edgestitching foot adjust the needle on your machine to the left or right of the central position depending which side your facing is to.
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7. Understitch the facing or lining. The centre of the machine foot should lay over the seam and the needle will stitch 2 to 3mm away on the facing/lining. See above image.
Make sure that you are stitching through both seam allowances aswell as the facing/lining.
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Please note that I would not use a contrast colour as on the image. This is just so that you can see where the stitching lies
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8. Your facing/lining will now automatically roll to the back of the garment by  approximately 2/3mm.
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9. Press from the right side and you will have the most beautiful clean finished edge.
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Thứ Tư, 30 tháng 3, 2016

Kem tươi (Topping + Whipping) by Siam Nguyễn


Hôm qua lu bu mớ bánh trái với lại nhà bị mất wifi nên ko viết được .
Nay e viết sơ về kem topping và kem whipping nhé .
Bánh kem tươi ( kem topping + whipping ) 
Mình sử dụng 1 hộp Rich gold label và 0,3 vivo tím > trộn lẫn vào nhau . Dùng máy đánh từ số nhỏ lên tới số lớn , kem hơi đặc bóng thì cho thêm 200g ưhipping anchor vào đánh chung cho đến khi vừa cứng tới .

Lưu ý không đánh quá cứng , nếu gặp trường hợp lỡ tay đánh kem quá cứng cho thêm khoảng 100g vivo tím vào dùng cây trộn đều > tuyệt đối ko dc đánh kem lại bông lên nữa . nếu nhà ko có máy lạnh thì rọng đá dưới âu đánh để kem luôn được mát mẻ .
Mình chọn gold nhãn vàng vì vị nó ngon hợp với mình kem khi đánh lên giữ được độ mềm lâu hơn , vivo tím cho vị nhẹ mát và trắng kem hơn kem bóng mượt hơn và whipping anchor cho vị béo nhẹ không quá ngấy .
Nhân bánh mình sử dụng mứt thơm tư làm mang vị chua nhẹ smile emoticon quá tuyệt vời để ăn cùng nhân bánh .
Màu thì tuỳ vào mục đích mình sử dụng
Mình sư dụng american và willton ngoài ra mình còn sử dụng thêm màu nước của Tân Nhất Hương ( giá 25k lọ ) xài cũng ok .
Tím là màu mình thích nhất . Tím cơ bản là một màu ko nóng ko lạnh , nên khi e pha màu e sẽ cho thêm ít hồng hay đỏ và tím để tím "nóng" hơn như màu tím hồng , tím mắm ruốc :))
Tím " lạnh " thì e cho một ít xanh dương kèm với xíu màu đen , tím xanh sẽ nền nã và đẹp hơn .
Muốn tông màu nhạt thì mình sử dụng vài giọt màu thôi và nếu muốn lên tông màu sang và tây thì mình cho thêm xíu đen vào để màu được sẫm hơn smile emoticon
Bánh kem thích nhất lúc pha màu .
Khi bắt kem nhớ chia kem ra nhiều túi nhỏ . Đánh xong để tủ lạnh cho mát kem ( nhớ bọc lại kẻo khô kem ) xài lấy ra lượng vừa đủ tránh để kem tiếp súc với độ nóng bên ngoài . Khi cầm túi kem nếu tay bạn nóng sẽ làm kem chảy và bị rổ . Nếu bị như vậy bạn nên bọc bịch kem bằng miếng khăn giấy rồi hẵn cầm vào bịch bóp kem . Kem bị rỗ cho vào tủ lạnh để mát kem sau đó lấy ra cho một ít vivo đang lạnh vào dùng cây khuấy đều rồi để lại tủ lạnh 5p sau lấy ra xài kem mềm muọt như mới .
Đối với whipping ko dùng để chà láng được . Vì không được đẹp , mau chảy , chỉ dùng để đanh với mouse hay tiramisu hay đánh làm nhân bánh cuộn .
Cách đánh kem whipping anchor lâu chảy
400g whipping >>>> đánh bông
100g whipping + 2 lá galentin ngâm nở >>> cách thuỷ cho galentin chảy ra và khuấy đều với phần 100g whipping >>> để nguội ( ko nguội quá nha galen tin nó cứng lại ak . Sau đó trộn hỗn hợp trên với 400g whipping đã đánh bông , bạn nào ăn ngọt thì cho thêm đường bột vào nhé , mình thì mình cho 50g đường ấy .
Chúc bạn thành công , dưới đây là vài bánh mình làm .

Thứ Sáu, 18 tháng 3, 2016

Quần yếm trẻ em




Hướng dẫn may áo khoác kéo khóa (Trẻ em)


UPDATE: Due to the amazing response I’ve received from the jacket, I am going to be expanding the sizes from 12 months to 12 years and I am looking for a couple pre-testers. Visit me on Facebook for more info.
There are so many things I enjoy about sewing. I love pattern testing, all the lovely fabric, the act of sewing itself–except for the parts that involve a seam ripper (which happens to be quite a lot for me). But I think my favorite part is having an idea in my head and creating it from start to finish. So, I’m excited to share this bomber jacket pattern with you. Right now it’s only in size 2T, but I have a size six in the works for my son.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial and Free Pattern
I’ve made a few of these jackets, but this one with the quilted floral is my favorite. This fabric came from Knitpop and I looove it! The jacket has welt pockets that you can leave out if  you want, but I highly recommend them, just because pockets are fun! The jacket is also fully lined.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial and Free Pattern
Bomber Jacket Tutorial and Free Pattern
This is a version made from a Liverpool that is from Sincerely Rylee. Liverpool is a stretchy, textured fabric that is a nice weight and is easy to sew.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial and Free Pattern

Bomber Jacket Tutorial and Free Pattern
If this is the face you’re making as you wade through the photos, waiting for me to get to the tutorial, then here you go. Let’s get started!

Sizing: This pattern is for a 2T, which fits a chest size of 20″-21″, and a height of 32″-33″. The finished jacket has a length of 13.5″ from shoulder to bottom, and a width of  12.5″ across the chest.

What You Need:
Your pattern: Bomber Jacket Size 2T
1/4 yard knit (stretch) fabric for jacket shell. Best results will come from a sturdier knit such as French terry, scuba, interlock, or Liverpool.
1/4 yard knit fabric for lining. You can pretty much use any kind of knit fabric you want for the lining.
Rib or Lycra for cuffs, waistband, and collar as follows:
  • Waist band – one cut at 23″ x 4″
  • Sleeve cuff – Cut 2 from pattern piece
  • Collar – cut one from pattern piece
A 12″ separating zipper
Getting Started:
 Print out your pattern pieces. Make sure you are printing at 100% and check your 1″ square to be sure it printed at the correct size.  Cut out your main fabric and lining fabric as well as your cuffs and band. You only need to cut the fronts, back, and sleeve from the lining. Below is how your pieces will be assembled. Cut along the lines and line up your purple rectangles and pattern edges.
Bomber Jacket tutorial and free pattern
Transfer your pocket markings to the front of your two front pattern pieces with chalk or water soluble ink. You don’t need to trace around the entire pocket rectangle, just trace the two short ends and draw a line in the center connecting them. So it makes an “I” shape. If you are leaving the pockets off, you can skip this step.
Seam allowance: 3/8″ unless otherwise noted. Be sure that you are using a stretch stitch, since you are working with knit.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Lay your two front pieces on your back piece, with right sides together. Match up the shoulder seams and sew along the shoulder.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Open up your jacket and place it face up. Lay one of the sleeves right side down along the armscye, matching the center of the sleeve with the shoulder seam. Pin in place.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Match up the edge of you sleeve with the edge of your armscye and pin.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Math up the rest of the raw edges and pin. Continue on the opposite side of the sleeve and then sew along the sleeve on, following the curve of the sleeve. Repeat with the other side.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Once both sleeves are sewn on, lay your coat with right sides together, matching up the underarm seam. Pin along the sleeve and down the bodice side. Sew the arm and sides together. Repeat for the other side. Repeat all of these steps for the lining as well. Set the lining aside.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Find the center of your waistband and and pin it to the center back of your jacket, with right sides together. Leave your waistband open and unfolded, so only one raw edge is pinned to the jacket.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Match up the corner of your band with the bottom corner of your jacket. Repeat on the other side.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Continue pinning your waistband to the bottom edge of your jacket, stretching the band evenly as you go. Sew along the band, making sure you keep the band slightly stretched and flat as you go. Be careful not to stretch your jacket.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Now we will mark where the zipper is going to end. Fold your band together at one side, matching up the raw edges. Press along the edge. Repeat on the other side.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
You can mark your fold line with chalk as well, if it makes it easier to see, or just proceed to the next step.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Place your zipper face down along the front of your jacket, with the zipper side facing toward the outside of your jacket. Line up the edge of your zipper tape with the raw edge of your jacket opening. The zipper should end at the fold line you just made. The top of the zipper should be about 3/8″ from the top of your jacket. If it goes higher than this, we will fix it later.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
I pin my zipper in place really well since the fabric can walk on you. Sew it to the front of the jacket 1/4″ away from the zipper teeth. You can use a straight stich here, since the zipper doesn’t stretch. When you get to the slider on the zipper, leave your needle in the fabric, lift up your presser foot, and zip the slider out of the way before you continue. This way you can keep a nice even stitch line.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Zip your other zipper piece onto the piece you just sewed on. Fold your jacket with right sides together, opening the zipper, so the edge of the unsewn side matches up with the raw side of the jacket.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Pin the edge of the zipper tape at the raw edge of the jacket, matching up the waistband.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Before you pin the entire zipper, check to make sure that your waistband matches from the front and one isn’t higher than the other. Sew this side of the zipper on the same way as you did the other side. You can unzip the pieces if it is easier for you.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Next we are going to attach the collar. Fold the collar so the raw edges match and you have a long narrow piece. Find the middle of your collar and pin it at the middle of your neck opening.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Match up the notches on the collar with the shoulder seams. Make sure your zipper edges are folded in so the teeth are facing out like they will be when it is finished and ready to zip. (I have it wrong in this photo, so do as I say, not as I do!) Have the corner of your collar end at the zipper teeth. Continue pinning your collar on, stretching evenly as needed. Sew the collar onto our jacket.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Next we are going to add our welt pockets. If you aren’t adding pockets, skip ahead. You will have marked the front of your fabric with the placement of your pocket. Take your longer pocket piece and place along the long line, right side facing up. Center it along the line, so you have 3/8″ overlap on each side of the pocket piece. Mark the overlap on both the top and bottom of the pocket.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Sew 1/2″ from the edge of your pocket, starting and stopping exactly on the lines you just made on the pocket. Make sure you backstitch at both the start and stop.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Place the shorter pocket on the other side of the line, also marking where the overlap is.
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Sew 1/2″ from the edge of this pocket, also starting and stopping on the lines you just marked.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Now we are going to cut along the center of your pocket, on our original pattern marking. About 1/2″ before you get to the end of your line, create a Y, cutting over toward each corner of the pocket pieces. Repeat for the other end.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Push your pocket pieces through the cut you made. We will now be working from the wrong side of the jacket. Press your pocket pieces out along the seam.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Take your longer pocket piece, the one closest to the zipper, and fold it back until it meets the other pocket piece and covers the opening. Press in place.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
This is what it will look like from the front. Pin along both sides of the pocket to hold the welt in place. Now, stopstich, starting at the top of one short end, going along the bottom of the welt, and then up the other short side. Sew on the jacket, staying close to the welt. Also, make sure your other pocket piece is folded up and out of the way so you don’t sew your pocket closed.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
We are now going to sew the pocket bag together. Lay your pieces together, also grabbing the triangle piece on each end. Pin around the pocket.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
This is what it will look like after you’ve sewn the pocket bag together. Trim the seam to tidy it up.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Now you have a super awesome pocket! I get really excited about making pockets! haha.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Now we are at the final stretch. take our lining piece and lay it on your jacket with right sides together. Make sure that your waistband is open and laying flat as we are going to sew the bottom of the lining to the waistband. Match up the raw edges of your lining with the raw edges of your waistband. Matching centers and edges like you did before and then stretching the band evenly as needed. Sew the two pieces together.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Now fold your waistband piece back onto itself, around the zipper, with right sides still together. Match up the edges of the band on the lining side and the main jacket side.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Now match the top corner neckline of the lining with the top corner neckline on the jacket. Pin the lining to the main jacket the rest of the way up the zipper. Pinning well.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Working from the jacket side, sew your lining to your jacket along the seam you already sewed when sewing on the zipper. When you get to the top, fold back the corner piece and sew as close to the end as you can without catching the overlap. Repeat on the other side so your lining is now attached everywhere but at the neck. Turn your jacket right side out and poke out the bottom corners around the zipper.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Now we will add the sleeve cuffs. Fold your cuffs along the short side with right sides together. Make sure that you are folding along the correct edge. Sew the cuffs together along the long side. Trim your seam allowance.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Slide your cuff over your sleeve, leaving it open and unfolded and with right sides together. Match up the seam on your sleeve with the seam on your cuff.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Match raw edges and sew the cuff onto your sleeve, stretching the cuff as needed.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Now pull your sleeve inside out, and the lining will also be inside out.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Fold your cuff down a bit.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Place your lining sleeve over the cuff, matching up seams and raw edges. Sew the lining to the cuff.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
This is what it will look like after everything is sewn together. Like one long tube. When you pull your jacket sleeve right side out, the lining will come down through the sleeve and the cuff will be folded in half.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
To finish off the neck opening, take your lining and press it back to the wrong side 3/8″. Also, press your collar seam on your main jacket piece down toward the bottom of the jacket.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Take the folded edge of your lining and place it over your collar seam, just covering the stitches. Pin.
Bomber Jacket Tutorial
Continue along the rest of the collar, being sure to just cover the stitching on the collar, and lining up shoulder seams. Sew from one end to the other, about 1/8″ from the edge of the lining, feeling from the front of the jacket collar as you go to make sure your jacket isn’t bunched and that you are sewing a nice even line below the collar.

Bomber Jacket tutorial and free pattern
The last step is to topstitch along both edges of your front along the zipper. Starting above the waistband, stitch 1/8″ from the zipper up to your collar. Repeat on the other side. If you choose you can also topstitch along the top of the waistband and cuffs, on your main fabric.