Dorayaki with Red Bean Paste

Dorayaki with Red Bean Paste

by Xiao Dong Niu@kitchen

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

2

Super simple pan-level baking, but it's also delicious when it's done. "

Ingredients

Dorayaki with Red Bean Paste

1. Knock 4 eggs into a basin, add 50g of fine sugar and mix well.

Dorayaki with Red Bean Paste recipe

2. Add 20 grams of honey and 60 grams of milk and mix well.

Dorayaki with Red Bean Paste recipe

3. Add 20 grams of salad oil and stir well.

Dorayaki with Red Bean Paste recipe

4. Mix low flour and baking powder and sieve into the egg batter.

Dorayaki with Red Bean Paste recipe

5. Stir it into a smooth and smooth batter, put it in the refrigerator for ten minutes, and then take it out for dorayaki

Dorayaki with Red Bean Paste recipe

6. Heat a non-stick pan and scoop a small spoonful of batter. The batter will unfold into a round shape. You can count as many as two batters. Slowly bake on a low fire until there are small bubbles on the batter and you can turn it over.

Dorayaki with Red Bean Paste recipe

7. Turn it over and bake the other side until brown. It is recommended to cook them one by one. If you cook several pots at the same time, the heating will be uneven and the color of the dorayaki will not look good.

Dorayaki with Red Bean Paste recipe

8. The amount of recipe made these dorayaki.

Dorayaki with Red Bean Paste recipe

9. Take a piece of dorayaki, smear an appropriate amount of red bean paste, and then take a piece of dorayaki together. This is the rose red bean paste from a local pastry shop. It has a hint of rose fragrance and is very delicious.

Dorayaki with Red Bean Paste recipe

10. Prepare all the dorayaki in turn, seal and store.

Dorayaki with Red Bean Paste recipe

Tips:

1. When baking dorayaki in a non-stick pan, if the minimum heat is too heavy, you can turn off the fire in the middle, or raise the pan a little bit away from the fire, especially after the pan is hot, it is best to use one by one. Bake, otherwise it is difficult to control the degree of coloring.
2. The amount of flour and milk in the dorayaki batter is not very strict. If the batter is thick, you can add a little more milk. If it feels thin, you can also add a little more flour. It can drip smoothly and the lines will not disappear immediately.

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