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Su-style Scallion Oil Sesame Mooncake

November 12, 2020 by QingH Leave a Comment

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Su-style Scallion Oil Sesame Mooncake

How to make su-style scallion oil sesame mooncake

Step1

Water and oily skin preparation materials: 240 grams of all-purpose flour, 70 grams of lard, 16 grams of caster sugar, 100 grams of hot water at 85°C

Water and oily skin preparation materials

Step2

Pour all-purpose flour, lard and sugar into a basin, add in boiling water that has been cooled to about 85°C and mix quickly with chopsticks to form a dough

Pour all-purpose flour, lard and sugar into a basin

Step3

Put the dough on the chopping board and turn it by hand a few times to dissipate the heat, and then knead it vigorously into a smooth dough.

Put the dough on the chopping board

Step4

Pastry preparation materials: 120 grams of all-purpose flour, 80 grams of lard

Pastry preparation materials

Step5

Add lard to all-purpose flour to mix

Add lard to all-purpose flour to mix

Step6

Knead vigorously on the chopping board for a few minutes until the lard and flour become a smooth dough. This process must not add any moisture.

Knead vigorously on the chopping board

Step7

Divide the water, oily skin and pastry into equal portions and knead them into a circle for later use. During the production process, the water and oil skin dough is covered with plastic wrap.

Divide the water,

Step8

Take a water and oily skin dough and squeeze it, wrap the shortbread in the middle, and pinch it tightly.

Take a water and oily skin dough and squeeze it,

Step9

Place the dough on the chopping board with the closed end facing up and the smooth side down, and flatten it with the palm of your hand. Then use a rolling pin to roll out the dough into an oval shape and roll it up from top to bottom.

Place the dough on the chopping board

Step10

Roll out the rolled dough with a rolling pin (the smooth side is facing down), and then roll it up from top to bottom

Roll out the rolled dough with a rolling pin

Step11

Let the rolled pastry dough stand for about 15 minutes (cover the surface with plastic wrap).

Let the rolled pastry dough stand for about 15 minutes

Step12

Scallion oil and sesame stuffing preparation materials: 200g pork suet, 140g cooked flour, 150g chives, 8g salt, 30g caster sugar, 50g cooked white sesame, 10g chicken powder, 20g water

Scallion oil and sesame stuffing preparation materials

Step13

Mix the finely chopped pork suet, cooked white sesame seeds, salt, sugar, chicken powder and water together and mix well

Mix the finely chopped pork suet,

Step14

Pour the well-mixed pork suet into the cooked flour, add the washed and chopped chives and mix well to make the scallion oil and sesame filling

Pour the well-mixed pork suet into the cooked flour,

Step15

Knead the scallion oil and sesame filling into the same amount as the meringue, and knead it into a ball shape

Knead the scallion oil and sesame filling

Step16

Take a set of meringue dough, flatten it on a chopping board, roll out the dough with a rolling pin, wrap the scallion oil and sesame filling in the middle, close it tightly, and place it in a baking tray for 15 minutes.

Take a set of meringue dough

Step17

Put the baking tray into the preheated oven with a high and low heat of 200℃, the upper and middle level, bake for about 8 minutes, then take it out

Put the baking tray into the preheated oven with a high and low heat of 200℃,

Step18

Break the eggs, pour them into a bowl and mix well to form egg mixture. Spread a layer of egg mixture on the mooncakes and sprinkle a little sesame seeds.

Break the eggs, pour them into a bowl

Step19

Put the baking tray in the upper middle of the oven and bake for about 12 minutes

Put the baking tray in the upper middle of the oven and bake for about 12 minutes

Step20

Bake until the surface is golden and the puff pastry is fully swollen and ready to go out.

Bake until the surface is golden and the puff pastry is fully swollen and ready to go out.

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Su-style Scallion Oil Sesame Mooncake

Course: Homely
Cuisine: Chinese
Keyword: Su-style Scallion Oil Sesame Mooncake

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Ingredients(affiliate link)

  • 140 g Cooked flour
  • 150 g Shallots
  • 10 g Chicken Essence
  • 20 g water

Accessories

  • egg

Filed Under: Blog, Homely Recipes, Recipes, Tutorials Tagged With: Others Cuisines, Su-style Scallion Oil Sesame Mooncake

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