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Red Bean Horseshoe Cake

May 6, 2020 by Scarrlett Leave a Comment

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 red bean horseshoe cake

red bean horseshoe cake

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How to make red bean horseshoe cake

Step 1

Soak the beans in advance. Soak them in the morning.

Soak the beans in advance

Soak the beans in advance

Step 2

Boil the red beans in 3 bowls of water.

Boil the red beans in 3 bowls of water.

Boil the red beans in 3 bowls of water.

Step 3

Add 2 bowls of water and stir to form a granulated pulp.

Add 2 bowls of water and stir to form a granulated pulp.

Add 2 bowls of water and stir to form a granulated pulp.

Step 4

Simmer the beans until soft. Add the borneol sugar and melt.

Simmer the beans until soft.

Simmer the beans until soft.

Step 5

Add a spoonful of horseshoe starch.

Add a spoonful of horseshoe starch.

Add a spoonful of horseshoe starch.

Step 6

Stir to a thin paste.

Stir to a thin paste.

Stir to a thin paste.

Step 7

Pour the red bean syrup into the horseshoe pulp and stir until evenly cooked.

Pour the red bean syrup into the horseshoe pulp

Pour the red bean syrup into the horseshoe pulp

Step 8

Pour hot water into a pan and steam.

Pour hot water into a pan and steam.

Pour hot water into a pan and steam.

Step 9

Steam over high heat until transparent, about 30 minutes.

Steam over high heat until transparent

Steam over high heat until transparent

Step 10

Let cool thoroughly before cutting.

Let cool thoroughly before cutting.

Cooking techniques

Red bean should be soaked in advance, boil soft can do not boil solution, sugar water must put a small spoon of starch, so steamed horseshoe cake just refreshing.

red bean horseshoe cake
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red bean horseshoe cake

Prep Time30 mins
Cook Time1 hr
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: Chinese
Keyword: red bean horseshoe cake
Servings: 5 people

Equipment(affiliate link)

  • pot

Ingredients(affiliate link)

  • 250 g Water chestnut powder
  • 100 g Red bean

ingredients

  • 250 g Borneol sugar
  • 5 bowl water

Filed Under: Baking, Local Snacks, Recipes, Sweet Snacks Tagged With: red bean horseshoe cake

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