Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp

by Flying swallows

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

For northerners who do not like to eat lard, although the effect of making yolk crisps is good, they still don't like it. I just wondered how to make red bean crisps without lard. I want to be satisfied with the final product. "

Ingredients

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp

1. Prepare the ingredients and stir-fry the red bean paste yourself.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

2. Put the oil crust raw materials into the inner barrel of the bread machine in turn, and select an ice cream program for 20 minutes.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

3. Put the shortbread ingredients in a large bowl and mix well.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

4. Put the water and oily crust and the shortbread dough into the fresh-keeping bag separately, and put it in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

5. The red bean paste is divided into 35 grams. I’m not sure if it’s packaged. It’s better to divide it into 25 grams. I like more stuffing.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

6. A good water and oily skin can pull out a very beautiful film, which is the reason of standing, so it is indispensable to stand still, and the water and oily skin can be better operated after the film is out.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

7. After standing still, divide the water and oily skin and shortbread into 16 portions, each of which is about 21 grams of oily skin and 12.5g of shortbread, and cover them with plastic wrap.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

8. Take an oily skin and press it into a shortbread.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

9. Use the tiger's mouth to slowly push up, closing the mouth and squeeze tightly.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

10. Do the same for the other oily skins and pastries, and remember to cover with plastic wrap after each operation.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

11. Take a dough with its mouth facing upwards, and gently roll it up and down from the middle until it becomes a beef tongue.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

12. Roll up from top to bottom.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

13. The others are also handled well, cover with plastic wrap and let relax for 10 minutes.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

14. Close it up, squeeze it, and roll it out again.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

15. Roll up from top to bottom.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

16. After all the surface preparations are finished, cover with plastic wrap and relax again for 10 minutes.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

17. After relaxing, take a copy and fold it in half.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

18. Press flat, press the big thenar with your right hand into thin noodles in the middle and back edge, and put in the bean paste.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

19. Use the tiger's mouth to push slowly, this recipe is very easy to pack, don't worry about not being pushed up, close your mouth and squeeze tightly after wrapping.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

20. Close the mouth down and press flat.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

21. Arrange into the baking tray.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

22. Preheat the oven in advance to 180 degrees, lower the heat to 160 degrees for 10 minutes, put it in the middle of the oven and bake for 30 minutes, if you don't want to color and bake for 10 minutes, cover with tin foil.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

23. Take out the baked red bean cake, let it dry for a while and eat it without burning your mouth.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

24. The red bean paste with corn oil is as crispy as the dregs, and the red bean paste is also super delicious. My son also said that it is much better than lard.

Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

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Corn Oil Version Red Bean Crisp recipe

Tips:

1. The temperature of each oven is different, so there is no need to copy it completely. The bottom fire of my oven is 20 degrees higher, and the heating is also 10 degrees higher, so the baking temperature and time are set according to the oven.
2. Because corn oil is used, the ductility is not as good as lard, so the intermediate relaxation time can not be saved, and every step of the operation will not cause problems.
3. If you're afraid that you won't be able to pack it well, you can divide the filling into 25 grams to avoid bad closing, and the filling will easily burst during baking.

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