Heat the milk to the boil with kumquat skin and infused for 30 minutes.
Strain. Cook with corn flour. Blend well.
Served hot.
Blanch the egg yolks and sugar. Bring the coconut milk to the boil with vanilla bean.
Let infused 5 minutes, pour and whip the boiled coconut milk onto the egg yolks and sugar mixture.
Cook till 85°C (185 °F) and whip till cold. Add the whipped cream.
Fill the mixture into the half sphere mould which arranged with thin sliced Pandan coconut lapis as cake base. Keep freeze.
Preheat the oven to 230 °C (446 °F).
Cream together the Elle & Vire butter and half the sugar ,
Add the egg yolk and coconut milk slowly.
Whip the egg whites and the other half of sugar to stiff meringue and finally fold in together with the pandan juice, green colour and the flour with butter batter. Divided the batter into 10 portions and measure the batter for every layer to ensure that your layers will be even.
Level batter with a spatula and grill for until dark brown.
Remove from oven, press cake layer to remove excess air. Spread another portion of batter, level it and grill until dark brown.
Repeat 9 and 10 times until the batter is finished.
Bake at 160 °C (320 °F) oven again for approx 30 minutes until the cake is cooked.
Keep in freezer. Slice
Cream together butter and cream cheese together with palm sugar well.
Mix slowly well with eggs and other ingredient gently.
Keep chill, ready for use
Cut filo pastry into 10 pcs of 6 x 11cm rectangular size and spread with hot butter and ground cashew nut and sugar.
Piping filling in the center of filo and wrapped into 10 mini samosa shapes.
Butter wash on top with chopped cashew nut.
Baked at 200 °C (392 °F)
Slice the kumquat equally and poach into the hot water for 30minutes.
Bring to the boil with mandarin orange puree, sugar, water and spices, thicken by the juice blinder and mixed well with kumquat.
Soak for min. 12 hours before use.
Boil all ingredients together and pour onto a flay tray with 1mm thin.
Keep chill and cut into 20 round shape with 4cm diameter.