This cake uses Kraft cheese from Indonesia, which is a rare jewel here in Houston. Only 2 out of the many Asian grocery stores carry this brand. And they both ran out-of-stock. I have been cheese-hunting for the past month but to no avail. But I had 1 more packet at home and it was, in my opinion, the last Indonesian Kraft cheese in Houston.
This cake is always a favorite among my friends and yesterday was no different. I really enjoy watching them ate the cake while smiling and chatting. I somehow feel that I have contributed a little bit to their joy that night. :)Anyways, happy birthday to Yuri and Ricky! Cheers!
omgpda...YOSSSIIITAAA!!!!! =D drooooolllllll...
ReplyDeleteand to your comment about "the last Indonesian Kraft cheese in Houston..." LOL =) you are so funny and so cute!!! and...CRAZY!!!! @_@
It's true! It's true! It is the last one in Houston.
ReplyDeleteBut thanks to my mom who'll be bringing some fresh supplies from Indo for me. Yep, all 6 of them! Can you imagine... 6 Indonesian Kraft Cheese...
I must be the luckiest girl in Houston!
ci... mao dong recipenya... hehehehehhe...
ReplyDeleteRin.. kapan2 main ke Houston aja.. trus kita bisa bikin barengan :)
ReplyDeleteHi Yossi,
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog when I was searching an Indonesian cheesecake recipe, you cake looks yummy.. can you share the recipe to me? email me at fivi.susanti@gmail.com
You are definitely a very talented person.. Thanks for sharing,
fivi
Fivi,
ReplyDeleteI've gotten several other requests for the recipe, so I'll be posting another blog entry with the recipe of the cake soon. :)
Hello Yossie.... do you mind telling me which asian markets carry this Indonesian Kraft cheese in Houston? Thanks....
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