Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake

by He Xiaohe

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

The once-a-year traditional festival Mid-Autumn Festival is approaching. Let's make mooncakes together. The Dior powder mooncake mold from Learn Kitchen comes with beautiful bows and 32 flower pieces to satisfy all your discerning choices.
Cantonese-style egg yolk mooncakes are a classic in the mooncake world, and I can eat one even if I don’t like mooncakes. Learn how to cook mooncake molds with clear patterns, easy to demold, and the appearance of mooncakes is also very good.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake

1. The inverted syrup will become slightly thinner if it is pumped and stirred by hand for a few times.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

2. Add corn oil and continue to beat a few times.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

3. The state of being able to drip slowly.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

4. Sift in the moon cake premix powder.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

5. Stir it evenly with a spatula to form a relatively shiny dough. Cover it with plastic wrap and let it stand for about 1 hour.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

6. Soak the egg yolks in oil for more than 1 day in advance, put them in a baking tray, and bake them in the middle layer at 100 degrees for 5 minutes.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

7. Prepare the fillings for the mooncakes. This time I used red wine cranberry and golden white lotus paste fillings, and cut the egg yolks into two, about 7 grams. The fillings are weighed together with the egg yolk, each totaling 40 grams.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

8. The fillings are flattened, wrapped in egg yolks, and arranged into balls.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

9. Mooncake skins are also divided into 10 grams each.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

10. The pie crust is flattened, wrapped inward, pushed up a little bit, and finally completely wraps the filling.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

11. All wrapped up.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

12. Roll the wrapped mooncake ball in the cornstarch, then shake off the excess starch, and roll the mooncake flower slices in the cornstarch and shake the flour.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

13. Slightly arrange it into a cylindrical shape and put it in a mooncake mold.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

14. Press the mold on a flat place, and finally push out the moon cake.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

15. The pattern is so clear and easy to demold.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

16. I like all the mooncakes in every flower shape.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

17. Preheat the oven to 180 degrees and bake for 5 minutes to set the shape.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

18. Prepare egg yolk water, remove the outer film of one egg yolk, add 1:1 to clean water and mix well.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

19. Brush a thin layer of egg yolk water, especially thin, just brush on the pattern.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

20. Re-enter the oven at 175 degrees and bake for 10 minutes. Pay attention to observation and do not paint too heavily, because the color will darken after returning to the oil. Do not move the baked mooncakes immediately, wait until they are completely cool in the baking tray, and put them into the fresh-keeping container to return to the oil.

Cantonese Egg Yolk Mooncake recipe

Tips:

1. 50 grams of moon cakes, half an egg yolk will do.
2. This moon cake has a ratio of 2:8. When wrapping, use your right index finger and thumb to gently squeeze the cake crust and push it up slowly. There must be a certain amount of friction, so don’t wear disposable gloves on your right hand. If it is sticky, just moisten it slightly with water before continuing.
3. When brushing the egg yolk water, the brush should scrape off the excess egg yolk water on the side of the bowl, and gently brush a thin layer on the pattern.
4. The temperature of each oven is slightly different. Observe it at the end and don't over-paint it.
5. You can fry the stuffing yourself, but you must pay attention to the amount of oil and sugar. If the ratio is not correct, moon cakes are more prone to problems. Mooncake fillings are all high oil.

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