Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup)

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup)

by Haobao mom

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

15m

Serving

2

Invert syrup, a must-have item for mooncake season, must be recorded...
White sugar: water: lemon juice=8:4:1. I used three fresh lemons and squeezed out 186 grams of lemon juice. According to this ratio, I used 1488 grams of white sugar and 744 grams of water. The amount of is habitually written according to the amount of 1000 grams of white sugar. When making it, you can calculate according to the amount of lemon juice squeezed, so that the squeezed lemon juice will not be wasted at all...
This year, I tried to boil the brown sugar invert syrup. The ratio used is the same as that of white sugar. It is also brown sugar: water: lemon juice=8:4:1. The method is basically the same, except that the temperature at the completion of the cooking should not be too high. , The state of syrup at 105-110 degrees is basically OK. The definition of this temperature is related to the ambient temperature. The higher the room temperature, the higher the cooking temperature. It must be determined according to the state of the syrup...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup)

1. Prepare ingredients such as white sugar and fresh lemon...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

2. Squeeze the lemon juice and set aside. I cut it with a knife and wrapped it in gauze to twist out the juice by hand. No matter what method you use to take out the juice...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

3. Maifan stone deep pot (stainless steel pot, casserole, enamel deep pot are all ok, just can’t use iron or aluminum pot, it’s acidified, don’t blame me for not reminding you), put it on the gas stove, add white sugar...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

4. Pour the water in a circle to fully touch all the white sugar...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

5. There can be no dead ends...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

6. Stir gently with a wooden spoon or chopsticks to make the white sugar all moist and fully soaked in water, otherwise the boiled syrup will easily stick to the bottom...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

7. Turn the gas stove on medium heat, wait until the sugar water is boiled to a boil, there are no white sugar particles, and when it is completely melted, add the prepared lemon juice...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

8. When it boils again, adjust the fire to the lowest fire. Don't stir it all the time. Just let it boil quietly on a low fire. Why should you go? Just check back from time to time...Remember! ! Keep your hands under control and don't stir it anymore, otherwise the inverted syrup will be easily turned back!

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

9. If there is syrup splashing on the pot wall, in order to prevent this part of the syrup from crystallizing to produce crystalline particles, you can use a brush moistened with water to brush on the pot wall, let the syrup water flow into the pot and boil...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

10. The syrup has been boiled over a small fire, and as time goes by, the color of the syrup will become darker...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

11. When the syrup is amber in color and the temperature reaches about 115 degrees, turn off the heat (I used the minimum heat to cook for about 2 hours)...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

12. Cool off from the fire, skim off the foam on the surface...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

13. Bottle it after cooling completely...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

14. After the inverted syrup is boiled, it is best to use it after 15 days. The longer the storage time, the better the effect and the better the oil-returning effect of the mooncakes. The inverted syrup has strong antiseptic properties. Can continue to use...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

15. The brewing process of brown sugar inverted syrup is exactly the same as that of white sugar, except that the brown sugar is large and it takes a certain time to melt. If you don’t pour the lemon juice, you must cook it for a while to let the brown sugar fully melt. Make sure that it is completely melted before adding it. Lemon juice, do not stir after adding lemon juice, simmer slowly, turn off the heat immediately when the temperature of the syrup reaches (105-110) degrees, why is such a temperature range given? This is because the ambient temperature has a certain influence on the state of the syrup. The higher the ambient temperature, the higher the boiling temperature, which requires flexible control. There will be a lot of foam during the cooking process. After the cooking is completed, use a wooden spoon to remove it...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

16. Hei Yo Yo's tune, look forward to my brown sugar mooncakes 😜...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

17. The boiled black syrup is thick and fluid with good fluidity...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

18. You can refer to...

Homemade Cantonese-style Inverted Syrup for Mooncakes (with Brown Sugar Inverted Syrup) recipe

Tips:

① When boiling the syrup, be sure to turn on a low heat. If the heat is too high and the water evaporates too quickly, the syrup may thicken in less than 40 minutes. Because the minimum fire of each gas stove is different, the diameter and depth of the pot will affect the volatilization of water. When cooking, you must pay attention to the color and consistency of the syrup. As long as it feels almost the same, turn off the fire...
②After starting the fire, remember not to stir the whole process...
③Because the syrup will be thicker than it is hot when it is cooled, it is fine if the consistency is a little thinner than honey when it is cooked, and it will become thicker after cooling...
④The lemon juice in the formula refers to the juice squeezed with fresh lemons. It is best not to use the concentrated lemon juice that you bought, for fear of additives...
⑤The cooled syrup should be thick and fluid. If the syrup becomes hard after cooling, it means that the water has evaporated too much. You can add some water and boil it again, and then stir it to use...
⑥The brown sugar is big, so add the lemon juice after it is completely boiled...
⑦Remember that the final completion temperature of brown sugar invert syrup is lower than that of white sugar invert syrup, turn off the heat at 105-110. This depends on the state of the syrup, and the consistency after being completely cooled is the same as that of ordinary inverted syrup...

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