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Cantonese-Style White Bean Paste Moon Cakes

October 9, 2020 by Jenny Leave a Comment

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Cantonese-style white bean paste moon cakes.

Cantonese-style white bean paste moon cakes

“Cantonese-style white bean paste moon cakes”

The practice of Cantonese-style white bean pastes moon cakes

Step 1

Soak the white kidney beans in cold water overnight.

Soak the white kidney beans in cold water overnight.

Step 2

After the bean surface becomes wrinkled, the skin can be easily peeled off.

After the bean surface becomes wrinkled, the skin can be easily peeled

Step 3

Put a small amount of water in the basin and steam for half an hour in a pressure cooker until the beans are soft and rotten.

Put a small amount of water in the basin and steam for half an hour in a pressure cooker until the beans are soft and rotten.

Step 4

Crush the steamed beans with a rolling tool.

Crush the steamed beans with a rolling tool.

Step 5

Without pouring oil in the oil pan, directly fry the dried bean paste until there is no water, then add the sugar.

Without pouring oil in the oil pan

Step 6

After the sugar has melted, add the oil in small portions and continue to stir-fry over medium and small heat.

After the sugar has melted

Step 7

Stir-fry until all the oil is absorbed, and the filling can be squeezed into a ball without loosening.

Stir-fry until all the oil is absorbed, and the filling can be squeezed into a ball without loosening.

Step 8

Let the fried stuffing cool and put it in the fresh-keeping box. If you can’t use it up for a while, you can freeze it first.

Let the fried stuffing cool and put it in the fresh-keeping box

Step 9

Next, make the mooncake crust. Pour the liquid water first.

Next, make the mooncake crust. Pour the liquid water first.

Step 10

Pour the invert syrup and stir well.

Pour the invert syrup and stir well.

Step 11

Pour in the salad oil and stir well.

Pour in the salad oil and stir well.

Step 12

Add milk powder and stir well.

Add milk powder and stir well.

Step 13

Mix flour and starch evenly, sift and add.

Mix flour and starch evenly, sift and add.

Step 14

Mix into a soft dough, then cover with plastic wrap and wake up for an hour.

Mix flour and starch evenly, sift and add.

Step 15

Divide the prepared white bean paste filling into 30 grams each and knead into small balls. Divide the awake noodles into small groups of 20 grams each.

Divide the prepared white bean paste filling into 30 grams each and knead into small balls

Step 16

Sprinkle a thin layer of flour on the baking tray and pour out the excess flour to prevent sticking.

Sprinkle a thin layer of flour on the baking tray

Step 17

Take a small dough and press into a thin skin.

Take a small dough and press into a thin skin.

Step 18

Put the stuffing in the middle and wrap it with skin.

Put the stuffing in the middle and wrap it with skin.

Step 19

Using the tiger’s mouth in the palm of your hand, slowly push up the dough, wrap all the fillings, and pinch tightly.

Using the tiger’s mouth in the palm of your hand,

Step 20

Put the kneaded moon cakes on the baking tray and cover them lightly with moon cake molds. With the power of your palm, gently press it down, pressing it to the end, and then lift it up when you feel the dough is completely compacted.

Put the kneaded moon cakes on the baking tray and cover them lightly with moon cake molds.

Step 21

Gently push the two sides of the moon cake mold to release it easily.

Gently push the two sides of the moon cake mold to release it easily.

Step 22

After preheating the oven at 200 degrees for five minutes, spray a layer of water on the surface of the mooncake, and then put the mooncake into the oven.

After preheating the oven at 200 degrees for five minutes

Step 23

After baking for five minutes, take out and brush a layer of egg yolk water, then put it in and bake for another 15 minutes.

After baking for five minutes

Step 24

After taking it out, let it cool and then refrigerate it. The crust that has just been baked is hard, and the oil can return after two days. The crust will become soft and ready to eat. Finally, you get home cooking Cantonese-style white bean paste moon cakes. Finally, you get home cooking Cantonese-style white bean paste moon cakes.

After taking it out, let it cool and then refrigerate it.

Print Recipe

Cantonese-Style White Bean Paste Moon Cakes

Prep Time1 hr 30 mins
Cook Time25 mins
Course: Homely
Cuisine: Chinese
Keyword: Lightening Starch
Servings: 3 people

Equipment(affiliate link)

  • oven
  • mold

Ingredients(affiliate link)

  • 25 g Salad oil
  • 1 g Jianshui
  • 5 g milk powder
  • 80 g High-gluten flour
  • 20 g corn starch

 Accessories

  • 200 g Blending oil
  • 200 g sugar

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