Bean Paste (super Lazy Method)

by Pointy_Lab

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

2

Like to eat pastries? But rolling the skins one by one is really tiring and time-consuming~ Come on, today I get a new skill, the lazy fight, and it is still crispy and dregs! ! "

Ingredients

Bean Paste (super Lazy Method)

1. The ingredients of the oily skin and the shortbread were mixed and kneaded into two doughs.

2. Divide the oily skin and shortbread into 3 portions.

3. Put an oily skin bag into the shortbread, squeeze it tightly and close the bag.

4. Do 3 in turn.

5. Roll out into a beef tongue shape.

6. Roll it up, cover with plastic wrap, and put it away. Make the remaining dough one by one.

7. Roll it out again from the first one. . . A bit of a long lens frame does not go in.

8. Roll it up again, cover with plastic wrap and put it away. Make the remaining dough one by one.

9. Take one, press down with your fingers in the middle, and pinch both ends.

10. Squash.

11. Roll out a rectangular dough sheet.

12. Put a stick of red bean paste, I used 250 grams.

13. Wrap it up, squeeze both ends tightly, and squeeze the middle seam tightly.

14. Roll a few circles on the chopping board by hand to form a cylindrical shape of uniform thickness.

15. Make them one by one and cut them into 2.5cm sections.

16. Place in the baking tray.

17. Brush the egg mixture and sprinkle with sesame seeds.

18. Put it into the preheated oven, up and down 180, and bake for about 25 minutes. Take it out and let cool to room temperature.

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