Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes

by i Food Shangjia

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

1h

Serving

4

The custom of eating moon cakes and giving moon cakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival is not ancient. According to legend, in ancient my country, the emperor had the ritual system to worship the sun in spring and the moon in autumn. In the folks, there is also a custom of worshipping or offering sacrifices to the moon every mid-autumn festival in August. "August and fifteen months are round, and Mid-Autumn Festival moon cakes are fragrant and sweet." This famous proverb tells the custom of eating moon cakes on the night of Mid-Autumn Festival. Moon cakes were originally used as offerings to worship the moon god. Later, people gradually used the Mid-Autumn Festival to admire the moon and taste moon cakes as a symbol of family reunion

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes

1. First, make the water and oil skin, mix the all-purpose flour and white sugar into a larger container, push the flour away to leave a circular space in the middle, and put the lard in the middle

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

2. The hot water is poured on the lard along the middle position

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

3. Stir gently with a spatula to dissolve the lard first

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

4. Then use a spatula to mix the surrounding flour until it is basically a dough

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

5. Then knead it by hand for 5 minutes, knead it into a relatively squishy dough without filming

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

6. Wake up with plastic wrap for 30 minutes

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

7. Next, make the shortbread, put the low-gluten flour and lard in a large bowl

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

8. Knead the flour with your hands while pressing to make the flour evenly into a dough

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

9. Also wrap it with plastic wrap and proof it with water and oily skin

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

10. Sprinkle dry powder on the panel, gently push the water and oily skin into a uniform round shape with the palm of your hand, wrap it in the shortbread, wrap the shortbread into the mouth like a bun and squeeze tightly

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

11. With the mouth facing upwards, gently squeeze the dough with your hands

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

12. Sprinkle dry flour on the chopping board, and use a rolling pin to roll the dough into a rectangular shape of 30 cm wide and 20 cm thick. Pay attention to the strength to be even. Do not roll the dough into the dough. There will be bubbles during the rolling process. Use a toothpick to gently poke

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

13. Fold one third of the dough to the middle

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

14. Then fold the other end toward the middle and make three layers

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

15. Then use a rolling pin to roll out a rectangle with a length of 45 cm, a width of 20 cm, and a uniform thickness. (bubbles appear during the rolling process and gently poke with a toothpick). Then roll up the dough easily from the long side. Be sure to roll it tightly. Use both hands. Slowly roll from one end. The protruding part of the two ends can be gently pushed in to make it flat. The thickness of the rolled noodles should be even

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

16. After all the rolls are finished, gently pinch the strips of noodles back and forth with your hands. Be sure not to roll the noodles, otherwise they will be mixed and crispy. Don't let the noodles loosen. If the rolled dough is loose, it is wrong. It should be firm

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

17. Cut into 45 grams each with a knife, cover with plastic wrap and relax for 15 minutes

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

18. If you want to see a layer of pastry on the surface of the mooncake, put the squeezer upright and squeeze it into a round shape with the palm of your hand. If you want to make the surface of the mooncake smooth, press the squeezer horizontally to form a flat circle.

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

19. It can be pressed several times until the diameter is about 9 cm.

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

20. The red bean paste is divided into 30 grams each

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

21. Wrap the red bean paste

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

22. Narrow the mouth to form a small point, and squeeze the small point to one side.

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

23. Put it into the baking tray with the mouth down, and use your fingers to squeeze each to a 2 cm thick round cake. At this time, you can use food coloring to print your favorite pattern on the surface of the moon cake

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

24. Preheat the oven to 190 degrees, and bake at 190 degrees for 15 minutes

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

25. Take it out and turn it over

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

26. Continue to bake at 190 degrees for 15 minutes

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

27. carry out. Just let it cool!

Intoxicating Soviet-style Moon Cakes recipe

Tips:

1. The temperature of the oven should be determined according to the actual situation of the oven at home, after all, each oven is different
2. This recipe can also be made into small packets of pastry, divided into 14 evenly, 25 grams of bean paste stuffing is filled with one egg yolk each
3. Printing can be done by purchasing a small mold, and you can paint whatever you like

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