50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions

by Round baking

4.6 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

The first batch of this year is also the first time I have made mooncakes. In general, the appearance and taste are quite successful. This recipe is made with reference to the recipe of the sugar biscuits kiss, make a record here, and share it with friends.

Ingredients

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions

1. Prepare all the ingredients for the crust.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

2. First mix the invert sugar and soap.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

3. Pour in food oil and stir well.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

4. Add all-purpose flour.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

5. Stir it evenly to form a shiny dough, put it in a fresh-keeping bag, and refrigerate for 1 hour.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

6. Prepare the filling materials.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

7. Add granulated sugar to the pre-softened butter and beat.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

8. Add egg liquid (don't forget to set aside a little egg yolk in advance to brush on the surface of the moon cake).

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

9. Keep going.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

10. Add coconut and low-gluten flour.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

11. Stir it evenly, just like this and a moderate thickness.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

12. Put on gloves and divide the filling into 35g pieces, a total of 8 pieces.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

13. Knead it into a ball and set aside (as long as it is not loose after kneading, it proves that the filling is suitable).

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

14. At this time, the refrigerated crust can also be used (I waited for the butter to soften naturally after making the crust, so the time is exactly 1 hour, if friends are making the crust, the butter has softened, it’s okay, do it The fillings and the crust are also loose, so you can make moon cakes directly).

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

15. Wear gloves and divide it into 8 pieces, 15g of dough.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

16. Divide the dough and knead it into a ball. At this time, the crust will be smoother, softer, but not thin.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

17. Now starting to make mooncakes, the following steps require patience and skill. First put the pie crust on the palm of your hand and press it flat.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

18. Place a filling in the middle of the pie crust, buckle it upside down, let the crust face up, and slowly push the crust down with the help of the food, be sure not to force it.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

19. Slowly push the dough to this level, you can turn it over, so that the remaining unwrapped fillings face up, and continue to push the dough slowly up with the help of life, and don't force it.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

20. The dough wraps all the fillings, and then gently rubs it with your hands, so that the dough wraps more evenly.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

21. Next, we are going to use the mold to print out the lovely moon cakes. I didn’t have any flour for frying (I'm lazy). Instead, I used some cornstarch. Add cornstarch evenly in the mold, turn it around, and pour out the excess flour. It doesn't need to be too much, as long as the moon cake can be easily demoulded.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

22. Put a moon cake ball into the mold.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

23. According to the above two steps, put the remaining moon cake balls into the mold one by one, and print out the patterns you like. (So cute, my mood was so good when I did this step)

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

24. Brush a little bit of water on the mooncakes. I think everyone uses a small watering can. I don’t use a brush. With this light brush, you can also brush off the powder left on the surface when you just made the impression. The appearance is clean and beautiful. .

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

25. Put the raw mooncake embryos in the oven preheated 180 degrees in advance, and bake for 12 minutes.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

26. After 12 minutes, the embryo is like this. The color of the bottom of the moon cake has turned slightly yellow.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

27. Take it out and brush the egg liquid on the surface of the mooncake, not too much, just a thin layer.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

28. Continue to put it in a preheated oven at 200 degrees, bake for about 5 minutes, and the mooncakes can be colored. The temperature of each oven is different, so friends master the temperature and time according to their own oven (the oven in my home is 38 liters of Changdi). The most important thing is to observe more and look at the color.

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

29. Come out, do you look appetite?

50g Butter Coconut Mooncake with A Total of 8 Proportions recipe

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