Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake

by Pretty girl kitchen

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

2h

Serving

2

When talking about pineapple cakes, many people think of Taiwan. In fact, Hong Kong also has pineapple cakes, which are very common as a family afternoon tea snack.
The fillings of Hong Kong's pineapple cakes are all pineapples. The reason why most of the pineapple cakes sold out now are filled with winter melon fillings, not because of the taste, but because of the price of raw materials. Winter melon is much cheaper.
The true traditional pineapple cake is made with pure pineapple as the filling. And the choice of pineapple is very important. Choose pineapple with strong scent and high sourness. Why not choose pineapple with high sourness. Because the sourness is strong and the pineapple flavor is strong, it will leave some sourness after the filling is cooked. It will be sour and sweet, not simply sweet and greasy.
As long as you learn the pineapple cake, you can change the filling to your favorite fruit filling, such as peach, strawberry, mango, etc. "

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake

1. First wash the pineapple and peel it.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

2. Cut into thin filaments, put in a pot, add brown sugar and boil to melt.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

3. Add maltose and simmer until the juice is collected.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

4. Add the cream to the powdered sugar and salt, and mix well with a blender.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

5. Stir until fully integrated.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

6. Add the egg yolk and stir well.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

7. Stir constantly until the egg is no longer visible.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

8. Continue to stir until it can be easily lifted with a spatula.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

9. Pour in sifted whole milk powder, sifted almond flour, and sifted low-gluten flour.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

10. Use a spatula to fry to the middle, a bit like turning up and down when cooking.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

11. Stir it into lumps and then pour it on the countertop.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

12. Grasp the block into a whole with your hands.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

13. Use a larger and longer special spatula to cut the dough until it is even.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

14. Divide the dough into 30g each.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

15. Flatten the dough with your hands (do not press hard with a rolling pin or other materials, otherwise the taste will be very firm and will not loosen) If you pack about 15g of filling, you can add a salted duck egg yolk, if you don't add salted egg yolk , Each pineapple filling can be increased to 20g, those with better skills can increase to 30g, and the ratio of dough is 1:1 (1:1 ratio is the best, but beginners still recommend 15g, do not try 30g lightly, it is easy to press Broken skin).

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

16. Don't worry about cracking of the dough, put it on the table first, and use your dominant hand to pinch the edge of the dough with your tiger's mouth.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

17. Pack a cranberry juice (the cranberry filling just adds cranberry juice to the pineapple filling)

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

18. Roll the closed dough until it is slightly rounded.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

19. Place the dough on the mold.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

20. Press down lightly, don't use force, so as not to break the skin, you can first slowly insert the edge into the mold, and then gently press, spray very fine water on the surface.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

21. Preheat the oven to 210°, put it in the oven and bake for 10 minutes at a temperature of 200° above and below, and then turn it over and bake for another 10 minutes after 10 minutes.

Hong Kong Style Pineapple Cake recipe

Tips:

1 If you don't want the fillings to stick to your teeth, you can add butter to the fillings. This is related to personal preference.

2 Only adding egg yolk and egg yolk protein have different tastes. If you want to add egg whites, you must ensure that the number of egg yolk and protein g is the same. They are called g respectively. Therefore, whole eggs cannot be used as the unit of measurement, because the protein in an egg is more than egg yolk. many.

3 The butter must be used after it is softened, it is easier to stir evenly.

4 Be sure to take it out of the oven after baking, because even if you turn off the oven, the remaining temperature of the oven will still cause the pineapple to be crispy.

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