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Yam Cake Recipe (Or Kuih)
Whenever I go home to Malaysia, I would always stuff myself crazy with all sorts of kuih (local sweet or savory cake). One of my favorite is or kuih, or yam cake made of yam (in the US, yam is referred as taro). I have never attempted making kuih in the US though. Today, I have invited a fellow Penangite Su-Yin Koay of Bread et Butter to share the savory and mouthwatering or kuih recipe. Bread et Butter is a beautiful blog with many recipes: Malaysian, Chinese, baking, and all sorts of goodies. You can also find culture guide articles bout Malaysia, Penang, etc. Please welcome Bread et Butter to Rasa Malaysia and do visit her wonderful food blog. Now I could only wish that I have some or kuih for my tea break today!
I was very excited when Bee asked me if I would like to write a guest post for her blog–I mean, this was Rasa Malaysia, one of my favourite food blogs out there! She's taught me so much about Malaysian and Chinese cooking, and it is truly an honour to have a chance to do this.
One of the things I've always enjoyed eating is yam cake ("or kuih" in Hokkien, where "or" = yam, "kuih" = snack or cake). It is a popular snack amongst the Malaysian and Singaporean communities, and is basically a steamed kuih made from yam pieces, dried prawns and rice flour. It is then topped with deep fried shallots, spring onions, chillis and dried prawns, and usually served with a chilli dipping sauce.
I grew up eating my grandma's or kuih, and I remember thinking how it would be so cool if I knew how to make it. However I would always be at school when she made or kuih, so I never really learnt how it was made. And if I were being perfectly honest, I was only really interested in eating it… it also didn't help that there was always a ready supply of it.
Of course, this changed when I came to England. I have yet to find a restaurant here that serves decent or kuih, which is highly disappointing. So I decided to ask my grandma for her or kuih recipe so I could have a go at making it myself. And you know what – I don't know why I never tried making this before, because it is actually pretty simple! Sure, there's a bit of prep work involved in dicing the yam, but apart from that it's quite a breeze.
The best part of her recipe is that it uses rice bowls as a measure. How brilliant is that? The ratio that's used is 2 bowls water: 1 bowl flour: 1½ bowls yam. Of course, this means nothing is perfectly accurate in terms of weight, but some degree of variation actually doesn't alter the final product too much. It also does not matter what size your bowl is, as long as it's a Chinese style rice bowl (i.e. not a wide and shallow cereal bowl, for instance). Just follow the 2:1:1½ ratio and you're sorted.
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Hi, I am from Penang and missed this or kuih. I can actually get most of the ingredients and so I think I can try to make it. I like eating my or kuih with tee cheo (sweet sauce) but I think it will be impossible to get where I am. Thank you for the recipe.
You're very welcome, and I hope you do try making it. :)
i love or kuih soooo much..
Hi there,
I have shared your recipe on our blog.
Thanks for such a great recipe.
What a wonderful guest to get to your beautiful blog Bee. Thank you for sharing such an intriguing recipe Su-yin. I love savoury snacks, and this is something entirely different from anything I've ever heard of. Love the topping and the dipping sauce, as also the rice bowl measures! Gorgeous post!
Beautiful and most enticing photos of the Yam Cake. Must try this recipe soon.
Everybody needs family food and cooking is a part of our family history! This is a beautiful cake with the simple measurement indeed. Thanks Bee and Su-Yin :)
Nope it's not chewy as it's plain rice flour that's used (not glutinous rice flour). It's still delicious though! :D
The dish looks lovely. I do understand you love for shrimps.
Here we go again.. Bee and Su Yin in the same room. This blog is wayyy too sexy!! :) And so does is this yam cake. I think i had it once and i loved it but i had no clue how to make it. Mystery solved! Thanks for sharing!
This looks delicious! I love the simplicity of it. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Hi, can I know if the bowl which you mentioned is the normal bowl we (Chinese) used to eat rice?
I like to eat yam cake and tried to make this dish but have doubt on the ingredient, 5 shallot or 5 onion? because for the Method 1, you mentioned it as onion, abit confusing.
Oh this looks so good!
My mom adds lap cheong and minced pork for the topping. She sprinkles the julienned chilli on one side so that the little ones can also enjoy. ingredients are easily available in the US asian food markets. Buy the big taro. I cheat on the cooking time by microwaving!
Can this be made without the rice flour? I'm trying to eat less carbs.
Thanks for sharing this yam cake recipe….made it and it tasted so good. Had lots of compliments on it….can't wait to try others.
Tried it with the correct flour this time. Eating it warm with Maggie Chilli Sauce completes the yummy. I added Chinese sausage. Delicious! I'm off to try your Kuih Dadar next. Ribuan terima kasih for sharing!
i really want to try this recipe but you put 1 bowl rice flour and 2 bowl water. What kind of bowl to be used. Can you convert them to cup and to ml.
Also can i pour the mixture to non stick pan and cook it on stove instead of steaming it? If yes, how to do it and how long to cook it?
It needs to be steamed I'm afraid, cooking it on the stove won't give you the same "kuih" effect (and won't be able to but them into slices).
Hi, I would like to get some clarification of the bowl used as a measurement for this Yam Cake. Are you referring to the typical Chinese rice bowl? Thanks.
Sorry just saw a post about the bowl clarification. How much does this recipe produce?
Just tried this recipe and no matter how long I steam, I can't get the top part of the cake to "cook". It's still a little gooey. :( I tried for 2 hours! I don't know if there's something wrong with my steamer or I added too much water? But I followed using the ricebowl measurements! Sigh… on the plus side, though my yam cake looks ridiculous, it tastes nice!
Hi, can i check with you that how many serving does this recipe write for? i mean by the end, how big is the yam cake…
I love to make Yam cake too but Ipoh style . We added in some fried minced 菜蒲 inside the yam cake and as part of the topping !! Use some tapioca flour with the rice flour as it will give the texture QQ . Some shops steamed and mashed some yam and cooked with the batter.
I tried your recipe and it seems like it lacked saltiness in the final product. You may need to clarify or give a rough estimate for the bowl to be used as I feel the 0.5 teaspoon salt is not enough if bigger bowl is used.
And, if the paste we get after pouring in the rice flour mix is suppose to be real sticky before we steam it?
Nice recipe though for the toppings at least as my cake is tasteless in this try =(
Thanks for the feedback. If you read the post, you'll see that it mentions any Chinese rice bowl (which to my knowledge, are usually fairly small, and about the same size). At any rate, it's advisable to taste the yam mixture, and adjust the seasonings to suit your taste.
And yes the mixture should become a thick, sticky paste.
Hi there. I tried this recipe last night, and it turned out SUPERB. Wonderful taste. Some adjustment to the salt, pepper and all spice are needed, as the original recipe was a bit bland.
Glad you liked it. I think I'm just someone who doesn't use much salt in my cooking! But good to hear that you adjusted the seasonings to good effect. :)
Tried to make some oday but somehow didn't turn out well. Couldn't get the top part to cook. Maybe i cut my yam cubes too big. Will try again. But it taste good!
I tried two different recipes. One using rice flour +tapioca flour = tasted good bit kinda hard not soft. The one with cornstarch+ rice flour was softer. Next I will try with wheat starch and will let you know my verdict. Like you I love rshrimp. Will try most recipe with shrimp fresh or dried.
If I do not use five spice, will it drastically change the taste?
Hi, am keen to try to make this but am new to cooking, may I know what exactly is rice flour? Thanks! Looking forward to try!
the flour must be from the long grain rice. depending on where u live, u can probably it in the supermarket.
hi, it is difficult to purchase wheat starch where i live. is there an alternative? would corn starch work?
Hi Su Yin, suddenly search to your Yam recipe and very interesting on it. By the way, I have few query:
1) When the flour mixture pure into the pan, is the fire still on or off?
2) If I replace the yam to pumpkin, would it possible to be pumpkin kuih?
Tried your recipe today, very nice, everybody like it. Thank you.
Hi Bee may i suggest instead of bowl measurment, what if you pour any form of liquid in the measurement cups and this will be easy for your readers or participants interest. Hope my suggestion is useful.
Asian cakes is flexible, whereas western cakes must have the accurate ratio.
I found frozen yam at the Indian grocery. The regular grocery stores keep labeling sweet potato as yam which isn't right. Raw yam is toxic, so I was careful not to touch them with bare fingers as they may get a burning sensation.
Thanks for the recipe! It turned out very well. Sure satisfied my cravings.. :)
Hi Bee Yin,
Reading the posts, it seems that the bowl measurements of ingredients are kind of tricky for many. Will u pls consider to convert them to the standard measuring cup measurements?
Thanks for the recipe
i will try to make it :D


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How do you get them to test? I know TT members get them, so why don't they show up for me?
I received mine on Friday and have been able to play 2 rounds with them. The first round was a bit wet, so I don't think I was able to the a full test of the ball, as far as the spin. Anyway, I thought there was a bit of a higher launch on the ball off of the driver and lower irons. The next day I picked up the same and noticed a bit more roll on the ball.
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Me too cant wait to try them.toggle3355
I think you just have to participate in the forum and have an up to date profile. I just received a sleeve to test and took them for a spin yesterday. I'm looking forward to giving my .02.
I would also love to test the new balls, any info on how to get a sleeve?
Yes. There are new Pro V's coming out.
I received mine on Friday. Went out Saturday and played my best round of the year with them. The ball off the driver does not seem to move much (left/right) as well as the mid irons. The mid iron approach shots seemed to stick in place. 8 thru wedge had medium spin on the greens. I did feel that there was less spin with the test ball around the greens than the regular Pro V. Distance seemed to be the same as the Pro V. I'm playing again on Saturday and will see how they play for a second time?
I tested the Prototype2 ball today. Best ball I have ever hit.
thanks titleist for the new balls will be trying them very soon


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OK.... where are these potheads that assured me that if you don't like that g-shell, you could use the failback mode? That its not going to be removed?
And while the DE itself does seem to be more stable, the same thing can not be said of it's apps, which is a shame since that is one of KDE's strengths.
KDE may be nice for people who groove with what they are trying to achieve, but it can really easily rub other people the wrong way.
OK.... where are these potheads that assured me that if you don't like that g-shell, you could use the failback mode? That its not going to be removed?
I could probably change it to suit my liking, but with Xfce I do not have to as much.
I was planning to deploy gnome-fallback for my clients but I found that it's unusable for non-xinerama dual-head (Zaphod) mode. There's also some bugs with detecting when an application has loaded (hour-glass cursor even when the application window opens) and various compatibility problems with add-ons and the notification area. I'm planning to use XFCE with the Linux Mint menus. It's not perfect but has better long-term prospects. The problems that prevented me from using it before, the disappearing desktop panels and lack of integrated smb network browsing in Thunar, have been fixed.
So many Gnome 3 haters complain about Gnome Shell under Gnome 3. Don't they know that it can be easily replaced by a menu via extensions? Such extensions include: Frippery Applications Menu, Axe Menu
Or they are afraid to use it, because it is still labeled as Beta.
Now of course I'm not entitled to getting the GNOME people to do things my way. But I'm not obligated to radically reorganize the way I work because some dev somewhere made an executive decision, either. GNOME 3 is too different from what came before to expect everybody to just fall in love with it at first blush. Especially when it renders a system which once worked to please its user into something which is effectively unusable without extensive retraining.


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As you probably have already realized, i'm quite clueless on this, and if you could explain this to me like i'm really dumb, i would be appreciated :D


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32. Valanya Market
Boromir moaned, brought a hand to cover his face, moaned again as he inadvertently pressed against his broken bridge. He lay for several moments, feeling the bed beneath him, feeling the pillow lying lopsided to his left, so that his neck ached from sleeping bent. Feeling, surprisingly, his boots still on. He opened his eyes, hissed at the flash of blinding light, squinted at the blur.
His room. Empty. He rolled onto his side, looked over the edge of the mattress. No. He had not been sick. That was a reasonably good sign. Yet his mouth – cotton-full. And his stomach – aching, turbulent. Valar, never again. Never again would he touch the drink. Its very taste, which still lingered stale on his tongue, was enough to bring back a wave of nausea, enough to disgust him. Nay, never again.
Yet these moments of near-clarity always dissolved into the familiar depression when he realized where he was – Minas Tirith – and where he had once been, only for a brief period, they say only a brief period – Barad-dûr. And suddenly all the aches and pains of the after-drink dissolved into one, resounding thrum: akrum. The black days, still beating away at his heart, still.
He lay in bed, closing his eyes, wanting to sleep and yet fearing it. He forced his mind clear, forced the inevitable darkness from his thoughts. Valar, not a moment of peace? Not a moment of true rest?
Something else was pressing against his mind. Yesterday. What had happened yesterday? He felt inexplicably excited, anxious, but light-hearted. And also somewhat guilty. It was a strange feeling. Why?
Second One!
Boromir sat up in bed and nearly fell from it, as he had misjudged his position on the mattress. He stood clumsily, hastily, yelping in surprise. Second One! Second One! By the Valar, he had forgotten. Second One had returned. What time was it? The sun was high, but it was not yet noon.
Boromir stumbled quickly from the bed to the low table, where Rúnyafin had left a bowl of cool water. He splashed it on his face, careful to avoid his nose, shook it through his hair, his beard. And then, quickly, trembling with excitement, he began to unbutton his doublet, at times ripping through the buttons in his haste.
Silence. He ripped off his doublet, threw it somewhere. He then checked under his arms. He did not smell exceptionally fresh, he needed to change his undershirt as well. As he was pulling it over his head, wincing at the pain in his weak shoulder, he bellowed again, irritated:
The sound of footsteps running. Boromir was fumbling with his belt when the door swung wildly open. It slammed against the stone wall. His attendant, Rúnyafin, all white-red-haired and sweating, rushed into the room with a quick bow. The buttons on his jacket were mismatched.
"My – lord – called?" he asked, breathless.
Rúnyafin straightened and gave a quick glance – as always – to Boromir's scarred stomach. Instinctively, Boromir turned his back to the other Man, picking up his fallen doublet as an excuse.
"I need a shirt and a fresh jacket."
"Aye, my lord," Rúnyafin bowed again and was about to hurry back out when Boromir stalled him.
"Wait! Is Second One still here? Know you his whereabouts?"
"Second One, my lord?"
"The elf, you old fool!"
"Master Dínendal, my lord?"
"Yes, yes, Master Dínendal! Where is he?"
"I believe he is touring the city with the Lord Steward. They left at the second hour after sunrise."
"Good, then they will be returning this afternoon. Quick, Man, my shirt and doublet!"
"Yes, my lord!"
Rúnyafin bowed again and hurried out of the room. Once he was gone, Boromir wiped his trembling hands against his breeches. Vague flashes were returning to him from the night before, and he was beginning to think he had inadvertently insulted Second One. In truth, he remembered little of the reunion, and he feared having said something callous. And, by the Valar, if I lose Second One, I have lost all.
He needed something to calm himself. Something to ease the trembling in his hands, the ache in his shoulder. Something to drown out the Barad-dûr screams, to give him courage, to help him relax. And so he walked to the cabinet by the window, retrieved one of the bottles and poured himself something to drink.
He had just downed his third glass when Rúnyafin returned. The attendant bustled in with fresh garments draped over one arm. Boromir snatched the shirt from him, began to pull it on. The shoulder. The shoulder. The weak shoulder. It hurt this morning, and he stifled a pained hiss. Once the shirt was on, he awkwardly flung on the new doublet. Rúnyafin stood by, making no comment, waiting. Boromir winced, rotated his shoulder, massaged it with the other hand.
"I shall need a horse prepared," he grunted, walked to his scabbard. "Know you their route?"
"I believe they intended to visit the Valanya Market in the second circle, my lord."
"'Tis Valanya already?"
"Aye, my lord."
Boromir blinked, looked out the window. It was a sunny day. A nice day.
"The weeks fly…" Boromir breathed.
"So they do, my lord."
Boromir snapped back to attention, glared at Rúnyafin, threw up his hand with a bark, "Bah! Get you gone! You have no reason to linger!"
Rúnyafin bowed quickly, and left the room as quietly as he could. Once he was gone, Boromir massaged again the shoulder. It ached fiercely this morning – a dull throb pulling his arm down, pinning it, so that he could not lift it more than a few, stiff inches. He tried raising it, but hissed and recoiled when a flash of pain – blazing, hot, acute – stabbed him in the scar.
Feeling suddenly very old, and suddenly very taut, he walked back to the cabinet and retrieved the flask.
And in the glugging liquor, as he tipped it carefully from the bottle into his worn flask, he heard the first whispers. Someone screaming. Very softly, far off. For a moment, Boromir peered out his window, looking down onto the courtyard and arching balconies. Was it coming from the dungeons?
But then he recognized it. And he groaned, closing his eyes.
Even today, my friend? Even today?
On the seventh day of every week, which is called Valanya, the Great Market was held in the second circle of Minas Tirith. Everything was sold - vegetables from the golden fields of Lebennin, fish from the Bay of Belfalas, spices from Umbar, fine embroidered cloth from Pinnath Gelin - everything, from every region of Gondor and beyond. All the city would descend onto the second circle on Valanya, everyone squeezing in between stalls and shops and spilling into alleyways. The market began at dawn and lasted until midday, so that by afternoon, it was finished, only the piles of abandoned rubbish indicating its recent dissolution.
For those unaccustomed to the city, the market proved an exhilarating, confusing chaos of sounds, smells, sights. Pickpockets thrived here, targeting the bumbling country boy as easily as a hawk may spy a hare, nearly a mile away. Everyone came - from the rich nobles of the fifth circle, to the soldiers and the Guard, to the tradesmen from the fourth and third circles, and finally even the poorer folk from the bottom. But not just from Minas Tirith - they came from every realm. And now, with the War finished, that diversity was only emphasized.
Haradrim mingled with elves squeezing between Rangers from the North. Lingering Rohirrim, sailors from Dol Amroth, giggling courtesans. Everyone, every swollen lip and almond eye and leaf-shaped ear and inky face and ginger beard, every feature was on display. And everyone looked on each other's strangeness with mingled shock, amusement, impassivity.
And the noise - the noise – Valar, it was chaotic! Chickens clucking, parrots screeching, pigs snorting. Horses neighing, guards bustling, Men haggling. Vendors bellowing out their prices, competing with each other, striving to out-shout each other. Mothers chiding, children squealing, noise, noise, noise.
It was a veritable cacophony - and often had the Citadel heard complaints from the second circle dwellers that they would be awoken nigh the sun's rise to this swelling symphony of buying and selling. How can one rest with this roaring noise? It is impossible!
Today, it was a warm day. By noon, the tang of sweat mingled with everything else, and the tiny taverns tucked away in each niche and corner were filled with patrons hoping to douse the heat with a pint of ale. There was no work on Valanya, and the construction of these lower circles was left half-finished - for wooden beams covered certain sections of wall, and scaffolding clothed the taller buildings. Tomorrow, the Men would return and continue rebuilding the wall, the tower, the windows, the street. Thankfully, the blood had been scrubbed away long ago - leaving pale, white patches of stone, glinting in the noon sun. That was always the first task. To scrub the gore off the doorway.
"They came in through there."
Faramir and Dínendal strolled along the walkway leading up to the second circle's edge. The chaotic sounds of the market faded as they walked up this curved parapet. Finally they could speak without yelling. As they climbed higher, passing benches where elderly sat or children played, passing newly potted flowers, they could see the first circle clearly, rising into view. The Great Gate, the high walls, the Old Guesthouse.
Faramir indicated the Gate.
"They struck down the Gate, overtook the first circle," he turned slowly, tracing the route with his index finger, "by this time, they also came in from ladders, climbing up over the walls, into the Lampwrights' Street... And there," he pointed to the narrow archway connecting the first and second circles, "there we held them for some time - I do not know, several hours - until our lines were broke and they did spill, continuing there," he pointed to where the alleyway widened into the second circle's main street, "and up through there." He pointed to where the surging market now pulsed.
Dínendal was silent. He leaned over the rampart's edge, looking down onto the buildings of the first circle. He let his eye wander over the rooftops, down into the maze of dark alleyways, out towards the main square - the Great Gate - the main street - and then up, up, up - just as Faramir described. He followed the path of Mordor's armies up, up, up, halting at the second gate - half-covered in wooden planks, still in reconstruction - until continuing into the market.
A breeze passed, cooling them slightly.
Dínendal did not feel the heat, though he noted a trail of sweat trickling down his guide's brow. Faramir was gazing down into the market behind them, where all was movement, talking, yelling, laughing. A gang of children went chasing after a ball, disrupting the slow march of a company of Guardsmen. Someone threw a huge, slippery fish with a loud cry - the wriggling mass flashed silver between stalls, catching the sun - before being caught by another fisherman. Somewhere further off: the sound of a blade cutting through meat, slamming against wood.
"Unfortunately, I could not aid my countrymen in the city's defense - not in those moments, anyway," Faramir continued after several minutes, leaning against the warm marble, watching the market's flurry of activity. "Nay... I was wounded in Osgiliath, and did not recover 'til King Elessar himself released me from the Black Breath."
Dínendal had heard rumors - a tale of fire, and oil, and madness - but he did not press for more details.
"And now," Faramir turned, flashed a small smile, "I know how susceptible the elves are to heat and cold - perhaps we can evade this infernal noonday sun and find a meal in one of the local taverns?"
Dínendal laughed. "Aye, let us make for the shade. And quickly too."
Faramir grinned, nodded. He was squinting in the sun, his face flushed. With a slight loosening of his doublet's collar, he nodded and they set forth - back down the walkway - back into the jostling mass.
They weaved between stalls, hearing the cries of vendors, the laughing children. They weaved through this shaking, rattling mass - pushing through the crowd - while those who recognized Faramir bowed low and hastened to let him pass. He smiled at the people, nodded kindly, and Dínendal was impressed with the warm respect he commanded - with the blushing maidens and smiling soldiers - aye, it seemed Faramir was well-loved here.
But whatever love Faramir commanded, his brother commanded, as always, the attention. For a laughing cry went up in another part of the market, and soon there were scattered whoops and cheers, as well as shouted directions and the loud clopping of a horse approaching.
And then, bursting through the crowd, sending a crate of chickens tumbling, feathers flying, Boromir appeared - jerking the reigns of his horse back - causing laughs and exclamations and buzzing excitement. Beneath him, the obese vendor bustled over his fallen crates full of nervous, screeching chickens.
"Ho! I find you at last!"
Boromir swung his leg over, dismounted, handed the reigns to the nearest stable hand, and strode towards Faramir and Dínendal with a wide grin. He was breathing hard, sweating slightly. Dínendal caught how he kept his left arm lower then the right, moving it stiffly.
"Well met, brother," Faramir nodded.
Boromir clopped his heels. "My lord."
Faramir rolled his eyes.
"And Master Elf Dínendal," Boromir smiled.
"Mae govannen, mellon nín," Dínendal nodded.
"Ah... Nay, please, nay, my knowledge of the elfish tongues is superficial at best." Boromir smiled. "Though I know it pleases you to speak them."
"Aye, after so long, it does indeed."
"Will you join us, brother?" Faramir asked. "We were just going in search of shade and a meal."
"In truth? Well, if it is shade and a meal, I know a good place. Come, I will guide you," Boromir grinned. "For I know every tavern and pub in this circle as if I had been reared here - come, come. 'Tis too crowded on the main road anyway, and this is a small, comely place."
And so they squeezed out of the market and the main road, and slipped into one of the many thin alleyways. They walked in silence; long, fast strides. Enjoying the cool mustiness of these hidden streets. Dínendal noticed Faramir looking wide-eyed at the passing windows - all cracked and stained - at the lines of drying clothes overhead - at the rubble amassed in every corner.
In this maze, noise faded, and soon their footsteps grew loud. They could hear the occasional mewling cat, or the elderly woman calling down from her window. They passed a few beggars sleeping, a mangy dog, a woman sweeping. The sun spilled in, dazzling, between the taller buildings. Shafts of bright white sunlight, illuminating the dark, grubby doors.
They turned a corner, another one, a third. Left, right, left. Straight ahead. They passed a small square with a well. Some children were leaning over the stony edge, dropping pieces of rubble in. Listening for the noise. Plop.
"Ho!" Boromir called. "Ho! Rascals!"
The children scattered. Boromir laughed. They continued past this square, into another alley, where all was shadow. By this point, Dínendal had already made a mental map of the second circle - for they had ventured deep into its bosom, deep into its heart. The poor quarter. The modest homes. The hidden lanes and lopsided buildings.
Finally, Boromir stopped. There was a thin opening between buildings, narrow enough for one person to walk through at a time. On the main alley, there was no sign or mark indicating the name of this byway. But Boromir seemed well informed, for he slipped into it, so that Faramir and Dínendal followed in single file.
As they walked, the building on their left fell away, becoming a low wall just above their heads. And as they walked down this small, hidden street, they could hear glasses clinking, murmured conversations, soft laughter, smoke, all coming from the invisible courtyard to their left.
They reached a wooden door left wide open. Boromir stepped inside, Faramir and Dínendal followed. The doorway was low – Dínendal ducked his head.
A small tavern. Dark. It was a quiet place. A few elderly Men sat, lazy smoke curling from their pipes. A single barmaid stood behind the counter, scrubbing it clean. A thick aroma – pipe smoke, ale, roses – heady, intoxicating. Dínendal smiled inadvertently. And he caught a modest inscription over the door: The Rose Garden.
The elderly patrons gave no sign of having noticed the group of three enter, but the barmaid perked up. She was young, thinner than was considered fashionable, with fair hair and laughing eyes.
"My lord!" she called. She squinted. "Oh, your nose! My, ye have two black eyes!"
Boromir cracked a smile. "Ah, young Ana, don't ask…"
They walked to the counter. Boromir leaned against the counter lazily, pushing his knuckles against the wood. Ana smiled, smoothed down her apron.
"Outside or inside today?" she asked.
"Outside, love," Boromir smiled, leaned towards her. "In the shade, if it is possible."
"Oh, 'tis not very crowded today," the girl returned his smile. "Everyone's still at the Market! Whatever table suits you, sirs."
She indicated the door leading out into the courtyard. Boromir flashed a small smile at Faramir and Dínendal, and then led them outside.
And as they went outside, Dínendal's senses were thrilled. A garden, spanning across, with large, wooden tables, and a low, stone wall encompassing it. Dínendal noted how the stone wall – all crumbling, uneven – divided this pleasant, enclosed courtyard from the alleyway they had just come from. Above their heads, wooden beams had been erected, a makeshift roof of crisscrossing planks, held up by six columns. For when it rained, they could put a canvas sheet on it.
But today, in the gleaming sun, Dínendal saw with a smile how The Rose Garden obtained its name – for thorny rose bushes, arranged like vines, were strewn about the wooden columns and beams, covering the courtyard, surrounding everything, so that the sun spilled in through this swirling, entangled painting of red and oak and thorns. The smell was divine.
They took a table by the wall, where Boromir preferred, and he took the seat with his back to the stone, while Faramir and Dínendal took similar positions, for they too delighted in the view of this courtyard. And so they all sat on one side of the table, inhaling the scent. There were few others outside – another pair of elderly Men in beaten clothes, engaged in a slow game of chess; a group of younger lads, surely veterans of the War for their expressions were serious and their voices soft, yet they were not older than twenty; a solitary ginger-haired Rohirrim who seemed to be waiting for someone, for he jostled his leg nervously.
Ana arrived within moments. She smiled at them.
"Always against the wall with you, 'tis your favorite seat," she chuckled.
Boromir looked away, almost abashed, "Better to know what is behind me…"
She did not press the jest further, but rather turned quickly to Faramir and Dínendal.
"Well, good sirs, I have not seen your faces here before. And, by your dress, I see you are not of the lower circles at all. From the Citadel, like the good lord Boromir?"
"Indeed," Faramir said softly, politely. "You have stolen the introductions from my brother – I am Faramir, brother to the good lord Boromir," he smiled, "and this is our friend Dínendal of the Woodland Realm."
Ana's eyes widened. "Faramir? Ai me, my lord, forgive me! For – for thou art the Lord Steward!"
And she nearly bowed, but Boromir laughed and Faramir quickly intervened.
"Nay, nay, my lady," Faramir urged. "Please, there is no need for formalities. Speak naturally, and as you would, and treat me as simply as you treat all your patrons."
She blushed furiously, nodded quickly with a nervous smile. And when she straightened, she looked at Dínendal, already her gaze becoming curious.
"And my lord, you are of the Woodland Realm?"
"I am."
"Forgive me, for I am ignorant, but that lies outside the lands of Gondor?"
"Indeed. It is in what was called Mirkwood, and is now called Eryn Lasgalen. It lies past the River Anduin, to the northeast."
"Eryn Lasgalen? Ha!" Ana laughed. "'Tis a good and proper elfish name, aye."
Dínendal felt his own smile grow. "Indeed, for it is an elven realm."
Ana's laughter faded, and she raised a skeptical eyebrow. But then she leaned forward a little, and Dínendal obligingly tilted his head, so that she saw his ear and nearly gasped, exclaiming:
"Oh! Oh, my lord! An elf, indeed!"
Boromir was laughing now, a rumbling chuckle coming from her other side.
"Next time I shall bring the dwarf and the halflings, my dear Ana," Boromir grinned. "Your expression is priceless."
"Ana…" Dínendal began, feeling himself relax in her friendly, casual company. "Is that your given name?"
"Oh, nay, my lord. 'Tis simple, and short, and easier to say. Nay, my given name is Anaranë. Ah, and now I am embarrassed, kind sirs, for my mother did tell me it was an elfi – an elven name."
"It is! It is indeed!" Dínendal said.
"Aye," Faramir agreed. "It is e'en familiar to me – perhaps a tale I read as a boy – there was such a name in it." His brow furrowed. "Would that I could recall its meaning…"
"Well, my Lord Steward, as you think, I shall take the orders," Ana replied, obviously wishing to draw the attention away from herself. "And what will the good sirs be having this afternoon?"
Dínendal, Faramir and Boromir cast each other looks – waiting for who to begin – until Boromir raised his chin, "It shall be the usual for me, Ana."
"In truth, I know not what to order," Dínendal glanced around at his companions.
"They have a fine ale here," Boromir shrugged. "They say it goes back to the days of Eärnur."
"Then that shall suffice," Dínendal nodded, "and perhaps whatever meal is ready."
"Aye, the same for me, my lady," Faramir said. "Cold meats, perhaps some fruit. Whatever is chilled, for the day is hot."
"Very good, my lords," Ana nodded with a smile, and, when Faramir's back was turned, Dínendal saw Ana mouth an amused My lady? to Boromir, so that he too chuckled.
Once she was gone, Faramir unbuttoned his doublet, aired it out. Auburn locks clung stubbornly to his temples with sweat. The corners of Boromir's mouth twitched.
"Brother, you have e'er suffered the heat," he said.
"Indeed," Faramir said, blowing his breath out. "The summer is by far my least favorite season." He looked about the courtyard. "Nevertheless, 'tis a comely place indeed. Where did you find it?"
"Young Beregond knew of it," Boromir grunted, looked away. His voice dropped. "'Tis the only place where they do not call me Mad…"
Faramir gave Boromir a pitying look, and there passed an uncomfortable silence.
"'Tis a welcome respite from the market," Dínendal interjected quickly. "For that was a veritable chaos."
"Aye, indeed," Faramir nodded. "And we have oft heard complaints for it – the poor fellows who live on the main street say they can get no sleep, nor rest, nor quiet for one full day every week."
Boromir snorted with laughter, and Dínendal smiled. They fell into companionable silence. The sun glinted between the wooden beams and curled roses.
After some time, Ana returned with a loaded tray. Three tall steins were placed heavily on the table, as well as plates of cold meats, cheeses, fresh vegetables and bread. She tipped her head modestly at their thanks and then disappeared back into the tavern.
They ate. Dínendal watched Boromir pick at his food, managing only bread. The Man's eyes traveled habitually to the tavern, and, when Dínendal followed his line of sight, he saw that Boromir was watching Ana work. The young woman bent behind the countertop, retrieved a rag, began cleaning. Occasionally, she would catch Boromir's eye and smile. And Dínendal noted how Boromir would lower his eyes with his own crooked grin.
They spoke idly of the city's reconstruction, of the summer days growing warmer, of Eryn Lasgalen's recovery from the War. Faramir was ever curious to hear of the elven kingdom, and so Dínendal confirmed Prince Legolas's stories and histories of the place, particularly when it was still called Greenwood. Boromir fell somewhat quiet, mostly drinking his ale or glancing around the courtyard. Dínendal kept an eye on him, gauging his mood, and was pleased to see that his friend was in somewhat lighter spirits than the night before.
Only once, when Dínendal was telling Faramir of the attacks from Dol Guldur, and the great losses Mirkwood had suffered, did Boromir's hands begin to shake noticeably. He was placing his stein on the table when Dínendal mentioned the elves who had been taken into the prisons of Dol Guldur – we overthrew the fortress in the end of April, but we found none alive – and suddenly the stein was trembling in Boromir's hand, audibly, so that it knocked against the table, jittering loud, and some ale splashed out. He placed it unevenly down, almost frantic, and was about to withdraw his hands, hide them, when Ana arrived suddenly – purposefully or not, Dínendal did not know – and quickly grabbed Boromir's shaking hand, kissed it, feigning as if this were only a display of her usual, friendly affection and not a rescue.
"My lords! My lords!" she sighed musically, theatrically. "You three have near emptied our pantry. Whatever shall I do when all the Men return from the Market with empty stomachs, demanding to be fed?"
Faramir, who had finished his plate of food entirely, and had been chewing on some bread as Dínendal was speaking, looked up with full mouth.
He swallowed the piece hastily. "In truth, my lady?"
She laughed genuinely, releasing Boromir's hand.
"Nay, I jest," she said. "My, we would be a sorry tavern if only a few hungry gentlemen could finish off our pantry!"
"As you can tell, brother," Boromir said dryly, "Ana enjoys teasing."
Faramir flushed slightly, laughing. And just as the barmaid bent low to begin gathering up the empty plates, Boromir pulled her towards him.
"But come, love, do not tease…"
Boromir brought his hand up, grabbed her chin and pulled her into a somewhat aggressive kiss, so that Dínendal worried again for the ale, and the rumors, and the scars, and the shaking hands, and all of it. But Ana did not seem overly fazed, for when she straightened, she said nothing but loaded another plate onto her tray and left, silent and hiding a smile.
Once she was gone, Faramir stifled a belch and looked pointedly at his brother.
"Boromir, do not tell me you and she…?" he began.
"'Tis not your matter, little brother," Boromir growled.
Faramir shrugged slightly, let his eyes drift over the sunny courtyard.
"Well, I only say to keep in mind that – "
"There is no need," Boromir snapped suddenly, "for any forewarnings, my Lord Steward. I know all too clearly that I am not yet disgraced enough to choose any wife I please." He slouched, muttered gruffly: "Nonetheless, it matters not, for she means nothing to me."
Dínendal winced, for Ana returned in that instant to gather up the steins. Yet she gave no indication of having heard and instead removed the steins in silence, Boromir's heavy-hooded gaze fixed on her. She ignored him, straightened, smiled at Faramir and Dínendal.
"Anything else, my lords?"
"Nay, thank you kindly," Faramir said. "How much…?"
"Oh, 'tis gratis, my lords," she smiled. "'Tis rare we have the honor of serving the Lord Steward or an elf lord. Please, accept it as a modest gift on behalf of the house."
"Very well," Faramir nodded graciously. "You are very generous."
"Aye," Dínendal agreed. "Thank you."
She smiled at them, cast one rapid glance at Boromir, who quickly averted his eyes, shameful, and disappeared back into the tavern.
They left a few coins on the table anyway, and soon enough they were back in the alleyway, walking away, back towards the main street, to where the Market had all but disappeared, piles of rubbish blowing in the warm breeze. Boromir walked with them to the main street, but there he bade them farewell, inventing an excuse to return back into the alley.
"Nay, my lord, nay. Do not think you can return here so easily. Not after what I did overhear."
"Ana, I was jesting."
"Well, I've tired of your jests, my lord. I'll not be teased. Perhaps you should return to your Citadel and find a nice, prim courtesan to jest with."
"You are cruel today."
"I am honest, my lord."
"Have you forgotten my name?"
"I wish I had."
"Ana, come now…"
"Nay! Stop. I've heard the rumors, you know."
"Come, do not…"
"Is it true? That you spat before the King himself? That you struck one of the periann? I do not want to believe it - "
"Then don't believe it."
"They say that is why you've not been made Steward, as was your right. And I did hear you were brawling with some wretched soul in the fourth circle, not two nights past!"
"And what of it? Ai me, Ana, how you badger!"
"Well? Is it true? All that I've heard? Is it true you lie with other women?"
"Eru! Plague take you, woman, I am not here to confess my every crime! You imprison me with words!"
"Then why did you come back? I certainly did not seek you out!"
"So be it! I'll to the Citadel, out of this contemptible place and away from such a lowly wench! Will that make you happy?"
"Lowly wench? Foul cur! I have been e'er kind with you! But I see it is true then – what they say – that Boromir has become as mad as his father, and Barad-dûr did make a villain of him!"
"Silence your tongue!"
"Ai, Ana, Ana, no, Ana. Nay, forgive me. Come, I did not mean to. Forgive me. Come now, what? Nay, please. Still your tears."
"Do not touch me."
"Ana, please, I am sorry. Please."
"Stop. Leave."
"Ana, do not do this. Come. You know I did not mean to – did I hurt you? Forgive me, I did not mean to. Shhh, shhh. Dear Ana, love, I did not - "
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Buttermilk Chocolate Cupcakes Recipe
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Good any time of the year, cupcakes make a great get-up-and-go treat on busy summer days. These have been a frosted favorite with family and friends for at least 35 years. They're really popular at bake sales and an easy treat to carry out to the men at haying time. —Ellen Moore, Springfield, New Hampshire
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup baking cocoa
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup buttermilk
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 3-3/4 cups confectioners' sugar
- 2 ounces unsweetened chocolate, melted
- 2 tablespoons evaporated milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Chocolate sprinkles
- Preheat oven to 375°. In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in vanilla. Combine flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt. Combine buttermilk and water. Add dry ingredients to creamed mixture alternately with buttermilk and water, beating well after each addition.
- Fill paper-lined muffin cups two-thirds full. Bake 15-20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely.
- For frosting, in a small bowl, beat butter and confectioners' sugar until smooth. Beat in melted chocolate, milk, vanilla and salt. Frost cupcakes; garnish with chocolate sprinkles. Yield: 2 dozen.
Originally published as Buttermilk Chocolate Cupcakes in Country Woman July/August 2004, p40
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"best cupcake ive ever made but I added razzberry filling to mine they were moist and delicious"
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"My cupcakes were not as moist as I would like and only baked 15 min. They also stuck to paper. The frosting came out like fudge and was too thick to pipe through my decorator press."
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"These are so yummy. Definitely for a chocolate lover like myself. I alter the frosting ingredients. I made these cupcakes for a Halloween party and they went before box cake cupcakes..and I received compliments on how good they were."


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Porkpie and Stingy Hats
The Porkpie became wildly popular by artists, musicians, and fashion forward gentlemen in the 1940's and 1950's. Although this hat remained a strong statement among artists throughout the years, it became popular during the 1990's with the release of Johnny Depp's Benny and Joon in 1993, along with several others. The Porkpie hat soon became the most important fashion hat of the 1990's.
Today's Bebop Porkpie varies little from the original, yet many variations are being made in other styles. The original Porkpie featured a telescope brim, with a very short 1 1/18" inch brim. Current brim lengths are as stingy as ever, but Porkpies can now be found with diamond crowns, center dents, and teardrop crowns. The true popularity of the Porkpie lies within the stinginess of the brim length. As long as the brim remains short, the Porkpie will continue to evolve.
Hat History: Hat Care
Belfry Be-Bopcolor:
Classic Wool Porkpie Hat
Regular Price: $49.00
Special Price: $39.00
Belfry Gooncolor:
Crushable Soft Wool Fedora
Regular Price: $49.00
Special Price: $39.00
Belfry Deucecolor:
Wool Felt Bowler Hat
Regular Price: $49.00
Special Price: $39.00
Belfry Jazzcolor:
Wool Diamond Porkpie HatPrice: $49.00
Belfry Straw Jazzcolor:
Classic Straw Pork Pie Hat
Regular Price: $49.00
Special Price: $39.00
Belfry Braid Jazzcolor:
Straw Diamond Pork Pie Hat
Regular Price: $59.00
Special Price: $39.00
Biltmore Handmade Beaucolor:
Merino Suede Fedora
Regular Price: $199.00
Special Price: $149.00