Green Bean
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Ingredients: 140 grams of all-purpose flour with water and oil skin, 25 grams of sugar, 35 grams of homemade lard, 50 grams of 90-degree boiled water (boiling water for about 40 seconds)
Pastry all-purpose flour 90 g lard 35 g
Homemade mung bean filling
Pour the prepared pastry ingredients into a bowl and stir well.
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Pour the prepared water and oil skin materials into a bowl and stir well.
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Use a kitchen scale to divide the watery oily crust and shortcrust pastry into 9 portions of mung bean filling.
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Knead the water and oily crust with your hands and wrap it in the pastry.
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Close your mouth down.
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Roll into a beef tongue shape.
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Scroll from top to bottom, repeat this step 2 to 3 times.
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Cover with plastic wrap and apply a little water on the plastic wrap to prevent the pastry from drying out. Leave it to relax for 15 minutes.
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Then roll the 7 and 8 steps a few more times, in the rounding.
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Wrap the mung bean paste and close the mouth with a tiger's mouth, mouth down.
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Roll it out again with a rolling pin, pierce a small hole with a fork (don't wear it) and let it relax for 15 minutes.
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Preheat the middle layer at 200 degrees and bake for 20 minutes.
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The delicious sweet but not greasy mung bean cake can be eaten after cooling down.
Tips:
*The more times you roll the skin, the crisper it is, the more layers you have.
*You don’t need boiling water, but I think it’s more glutinous to use boiling water.
*It must be relaxed and the time cannot be shorter than 15 minutes.
*If there is a clean cloth, it is better to use than plastic wrap.
*Don't sprinkle too much anti-sticking powder, try not to sprinkle it. I use a cutting board to avoid sprinkling and almost control the sprinkling on the cutting board.
*The fork is a little deformed. The hole of the fork is not so neat. If you don’t like the fork, use a toothpick to pierce the skin to avoid the drum skin or burst.