Improved Cantonese Five-nen Mooncake
1.
Add 56 grams of nine-three corn germ oil to the pot, heat up, and then lower the temperature to about 60 degrees.
2.
Add invert syrup and liquid soap and mix well.
3.
Sift in low-gluten flour.
4.
Mix well with a spatula.
5.
Knead it into a dough, wrap it in plastic wrap, and leave it for one to two hours.
6.
Sift all-purpose flour and glutinous rice flour, stir-fry in a pan, dry-fry without adding anything, and fry slowly over low heat.
7.
The walnuts, almonds, and peanut kernels are roasted, cut into small particles, and fried with black and white sesame seeds (pean the peanut kernels, rub the walnut kernels and almond skins if they can be rubbed, and peel them as much as possible).
8.
Add 55 grams of corn oil to the pot to heat, and then cool to about 60 degrees.
9.
Add water and sugar, boil again while stirring, turn off the heat, then add maltose and mix well.
10.
Add all the ingredients of the prepared Wuren.
11.
Mix well with a spatula.
12.
Knead half of the mooncake crust material into a 19-gram ball, and pinch the five-core filling tightly into a 31-gram ball by hand.
13.
Use a rolling pin to roll the mooncake crust into thin slices, and wrap it with five-core fillings.
14.
Carve into shape with mold.
15.
Preheat the oven at 170 degrees Celsius. Put the mooncakes in and bake for 5 minutes.
16.
Remove and brush the egg yolk liquid.
17.
Then put it in and bake for about 18 minutes.
18.
It's out.
Tips:
The baking time and temperature should be determined according to the characteristics of your own oven.