Cantonese-style Kidney Bean Filling Mooncakes
1.
Put the inverted syrup, peanut oil and liquid soap together in a bowl. Stir well
2.
Sift in the flour
3.
Grasp and knead into a ball, just do it, don't knead too much to avoid tendons.
4.
Put it in a fresh-keeping bag, make a dough, and wake up for an hour. (If you can't use it up, you can seal it and store it in the refrigerator. Use it up within two days)
5.
Prepare the right amount of kidney bean filling
6.
Divide the crust into 15 grams each and the filling into 35 grams each. Rounding
7.
Pat the pie crust into a round pie and wrap it with kidney bean filling
8.
Slowly push the pie crust, and finally gather it up, pinch the crust tightly, and round it
9.
Sprinkle a layer of flour to prevent sticking and round. Sprinkle some flour in the moon cake mold, shake it a few times to fill the mold with flour, and then pour out the flour. Put in the wrapped moon cakes
10.
Spread tin foil on the baking tray and press out the shape. Preheat the oven at 190 degrees
11.
Put it in the middle of the oven, bake on the top and bottom for 5 minutes, take it out, and let cool. Turn on the oven again and preheat at 190 degrees
12.
Gently brush a layer of egg wash. (1 egg yolk and 1 spoon of egg white and mix well) Put it in the oven at 190 degrees and bake for 5 minutes, take it out and let it dry for 5 minutes
13.
Finally, bake at 190 degrees for another 5 minutes. Let it cool and store it in an airtight place, and the oil can be returned in one day
Tips:
Don't knead the crust dough too much to avoid gluten.
When baking, it can be baked in a short period of time to avoid the expansion and cracking of moon cakes caused by high temperature for a long time.
When brushing the egg liquid, scrape the brush around the side of the bowl a few times to scrape off the excess egg liquid, and gently brush the patterned areas on the surface of the moon cake, and do not brush around.