A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes!

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes!

by Sunny sister

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

Lotus paste filling has always been a high-end ingredient in Chinese cuisine. It is quite luxurious if you can eat a piece of lotus paste moon cake when you are young. So I paired cranberries with traditional Chinese lotus paste fillings to make cranberry lotus paste mooncakes, highlighting her high-end atmosphere and class, and this moon cake has a rich layer of entrance, first with the unique fragrance and delicateness of lotus paste, and then It is the sweet and sour of the cranberry particles, which just perfectly solves the sweetness and greasiness of the traditional Cantonese mooncake crust. It is a perfect combination, and it is loved by the family!

Note: After 1,250 grams of dried lotus seeds are fried out of lotus seed paste, I use part of it to make lotus paste egg yolk mooncakes, and take out 170 grams of lotus paste and 100 grams of cranberries, 270 grams of cranberry lotus paste filling, each filling Material 30 grams, a total of 9 pieces.
2. The provided mooncake skins are used to make 50g mooncakes. Each skin weighs 20 grams, which can make about 26. So a part of it is used to make cranberry lotus paste mooncakes, and the rest are mooncakes with other fillings. .

Ingredients

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes!

1. Rinse the dried lotus seeds with clean water and soak them overnight. Take out the lotus cores in individual lotus seeds to avoid bitterness;

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

2. Put the lotus seeds on the steamer, steam it with a pressure cooker and press for 10 minutes (don't put too much water, don't undermine the lotus seeds), the steamed lotus seeds will become puree by gently pinching with your hands, very soft

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

3. Put the lotus seeds into the blender in batches, add some water for boiling the lotus seeds, and beat them into lotus seed puree;

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

4. Put all the lotus seed puree into a non-stick pan and pour the sugar;

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

5. After stirring for a while, pour the salad oil in portions, each time until the salad oil is completely absorbed, then pour it down again, about 4-5 times;

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

6. Stir-fry until the lotus seed paste is very dry, use a shovel to push it with great resistance;

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

7. Put the lotus seed paste out, cover the lotus seed paste with plastic wrap and let cool for later use;
At this time and the moon cake skin: first mix the inverted syrup and liquid water, then pour peanut oil and mix evenly, finally pour in the powder, knead well, cover with plastic wrap and set aside;

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

8. Take 100 grams of dried cranberries on a cutting board and cut into fine particles;

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

9. Put the dried cranberries and lotus paste together and mix well;

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

10. Divide the mooncake crust into 20 grams each and the filling into 30 grams each;

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

11. Flatten the crust and put the filling on it;

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

12. Put the dough on the tiger's mouth of one hand, push the dough with the big thenar area of your thumb, and press the filling with the thumb of the other hand. Turn the dough while pushing, so that the dough is slowly wrapped on the filling.

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

13. The wrapped moon cake crust should be evenly wrapped on the filling, try not to reveal the filling, stick some flour, and sprinkle some flour in the moon cake mold to prevent sticking (put the flour, shake it, make the flour attached to the mold, and then Pour out the excess flour), put the wrapped dough into the mold;

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

14. Press lightly to form;

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

15. Place it on the baking tray and spray water on the surface before putting it in the oven;

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

16. Put it in a preheated 200 degree oven and bake for 5 minutes, then take it out, and evenly brush a layer of egg yolk liquid;

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

17. Put the mooncakes in the oven and bake for another 15 minutes. Take it out and let it cool and store it in an airtight seal. The oil can be returned in about 2-3 days.

A Combination of Chinese and Western Cranberry and Lotus Paste Mooncakes! recipe

Tips:

Windy sunny day:
1. The cranberry must be cut into small particles, so that it will blend well with the lotus paste filling and taste better;
2. The lotus seed paste filling must be fried for a while, and the fire should be low, don't worry, the fire is easy to paste the bottom, must be fried until very dry, you can use half of the maltose instead of sugar, so that the filling has better adhesion;
3. If you like to eat thin skins, you can adjust the ratio of skin to filling. The ratio of skin to filling is 2:8, which is a normal ratio, but it is usually not very good. You have to master this by yourself;
4. Cantonese-style mooncakes will have a process of oil return. I wait patiently for 2-3 days, but I basically return the oil the next day after making it. At this time, it tastes better;
5. In the process of making moon cakes, I found that the dryness of the inverted syrup made by each person is also different. When making the dough, you can slightly increase or decrease the flour according to the dryness of the syrup.

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