Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2

by Food·Color

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

2

Last time I made a cloud-leg mooncake and the response was good. But I still feel a bit different from the hard-shelled cloud-leg mooncakes I have eaten. Change the recipe to another approach, and do it again. This time, I felt that the leather looked more like that hard shell. The original recipe used ghee and lard at the same time. I didn’t have ghee, so I used all lard. "

Ingredients

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2

1. Prepare the dough

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

2. Pour honey, sugar and water together and stir well

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

3. Pour the corn oil into the melted lard and stir well

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

4. Pour the sugar water into the oil and mix well

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

5. Pour the flour into the bowl and make a nest in the middle

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

6. Pour a small amount of sugar oil several times

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

7. Gradually mix with flour

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

8. Finally it is made into a soft dough

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

9. Divide the dough into 10 portions

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

10. The filling is also divided into 10 portions

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

11. Press the dough into round pieces with a thick middle and thin edges

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

12. Put the filling

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

13. Wrap up

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

14. Put it in the baking tray with the mouth down, press it slightly

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

15. All done

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

16. Put it in a preheated 200 degree oven, middle level, bake for about 20-30 minutes,

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

17. Golden surface, ready to be baked

Cloud Leg Moon Cake Practice 2 recipe

Tips:

The mooncakes made here are about 50 grams each, with a 1:1 ratio of skin to filling. You can also press 3:2 if you like thicker ones. It is not recommended to reduce the ratio of skins. The characteristic of the hard-shelled mooncake is that layer of skin, which is too thin to make it feel that way.

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