Cantonese Beef Mooncakes

by Food·Color

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

In the cut section, large pieces of beef shimmered in the meantime. It reminds people of the mooncakes of Char Siew/Golden Hook. Very tempting. There are still a few days before the Mid-Autumn Festival, why should we stop working?
What kind of beef is beef? Birth? Still cooked? The language is unclear. However, it is safer to use cooked beef. In fact, I have already thought about what kind of beef to use. Once determined to do it, immediately went to the supermarket to buy a small tuo of beef with sauce. I have thought about it for a long time: the boiled beef in white water is definitely out of date; the braised beef may also be good; but this sauced beef in the supermarket is also very good, the meat is tender, and the most important thing is not to buy too much. One-third of the mooncakes are used up, and the rest is served directly.
Stuffing is not difficult, but in the end it is too careless. In fact, I was quite cautious at the beginning, but at the end I suddenly became impulsive: I didn't even grasp the oil, so I poured all the water in the formula into my head. Perhaps, it is not necessary to use water at all, perhaps, at most only half is enough. However, it was too late to regret-the filling was obviously too wet and soft.
It is not irreparable. Just need to try again and again, and, most importantly, the weight of the filling will exceed the budget. Just make do with it. Hope that there will be no trouble during baking.
It's not the mud that can't support the wall. Although it can't maintain an upright spherical shape for a long time; although you have to be careful when wrapping it; although you dare not let it stay alone for a long time after forming. Immediately enter the furnace, rush into the furnace, and let it shape quickly. In the end, the effect is not bad. There is no worry about collapse and burst, and there are unexpected discoveries-the moist filling shortens the time for the crust to return to the oil a lot.
It's also a success. . . . "

Cantonese Beef Mooncakes

1. Stuffing.

2. Roast and chop the nuts, and cut the beef into small cubes about 1-15 cm square

3. Pour the cake powder and sugar into a bowl and mix well

4. Pour the nuts, beef and rose sauce

5. Mix well

6. Add maltose and oil, mix well

7. Add water

8. Grab it until you can knead it into a ball

9. Take out the loose crust dough

10. Divide the skin into 11 grams/piece and the filling into 30 grams/piece

11. Take a piece of pie crust and press flat

12. Put the filling

13. Push up the crust

14. Close up and round

15. Pack one by one

16. Put it in the flour and roll it around, and coat it with a thin layer of flour

17. Put in the mold

18. Compaction

19. Knock left and right

20. Buckle out the cake

21. Place in the baking tray, spray water on the surface

22. Put it in the oven, heat up to 230 degrees, lower the heat to 200 degrees, and bake for about 5 minutes

23. After the surface is shaped, take it out, brush the egg mixture, put it in the oven, and bake for about 10-15 minutes

24. Golden surface, baked

Tips:

Please refer to the previous recipe for making the crust.
The ratio of mooncake size and crust filling can be adjusted arbitrarily according to your preference.
The baking time and firepower need to be adjusted according to the actual situation of the oven.

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