Cake 2026

After buying a kitchen scale, I now can make my own cakes, and I really enjoy baking. I especially love watching the oven as the cakes rise, feeling the excitement and anticipation as a child. The experince reminds me of a feeling I thought I had lost for a long time. To make them successfully, certain techniques must be carefully followed. Below are some of the cakes I have made. My friends said they were delicious.

1. Sponge cake




2. Socola banana cake



3. Cookies and stick cookies






4. Vietnamese banana cake



5. Panna Cotta



6. Donut


7. Vietnemese bread




8. Banana and chocolate muffins




9. Orange cake

10. Matcha Mousse Cake



11. Cream Puff







12. Egg pudding (Flan/Caramel)



13. Chocopie





14. Marshmallow







To be updated..


                                                                                                            Hanoi, March 03, 2025


 

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