Chestnut Stuffing

by Food·Color

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

Finally decided to make the remaining half of the chestnuts into chestnut paste filling, the Mid-Autumn Festival is just around the corner.
Some are lazy and don't want to go through the sieve. That kind of chestnut rong will be very delicate. It doesn’t take much effort to make flour with a cooking machine. Although there are some granules, let’s have a chestnut paste filling with granules this year. Maybe it has a richer taste? Lazy people will always find a good reason for their inertia.
Adding a little winter melon paste can increase the viscosity and elasticity, rather than the powdery sand like pure chestnut paste.
The process was monotonous and long, repeated frying, and when the patience was almost exhausted, the change seemed to occur all at once, and the chestnut paste became dough-like. Dawn. Continue to stir-fry until it becomes more oily, and all this can finally be over.
But, why does this Li Rong look dark, is it because of the iron pot? Moreover, there seems to be more winter melon paste, and the sand powder of Li Rong seems to be hidden. . . "

Chestnut Stuffing

1. Ingredients: 200g cooked chestnut meat, 65g sugar, 35g maltose, 50g corn oil, 30g winter melon filling

2. Cut the chestnuts and steam them in a steamer,

3. Shelling,

4. Chop it up and put it in a food processor to beat,

5. Try to break it down as much as possible.

6. Pour an appropriate amount of water into the pot,

7. Add the chestnut paste.

8. Stir evenly to form a thin paste, simmer on medium-low heat for about half an hour.

9. After the water is dry, add sugar and stir fry until the sugar is completely absorbed.

10. Add maltose and continue to stir-fry until the maltose is fully integrated.

11. Pour in the oil and stir fry until the oil is completely absorbed.

12. Add the pureed winter melon, stir fry while mashing the pureed winter melon to make it evenly distributed in the pureed chestnut.

13. Stir-fry until the moisture is obviously dry and the chestnuts begin to gather together. Turn to low heat and continue to stir fry.

14. Turn into a dough shape, continue to fry for a while, and turn off the heat.

15. Shape after cooling.

Tips:

No winter melon paste can be omitted.
The amount of sugar can be increased or decreased according to your own taste.
When stir-frying, the fire should not be too high, so as not to burn.

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