Japanese Dafu-xue Mei Niang

Japanese Dafu-xue Mei Niang

by Myosotis sylvatica

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

Xue Meiniang was originally called "Dafu" because of the ice skin of the Q bomb, the pleasant fragrance of milk, and the delicious fruit wrapped in it.

Granules, one bite will make you feel like a blast, people love it, and want to have a bite after eating it, so it’s very deep

It is loved by many people, and its method is relatively simple, come and learn!

Ingredients

Japanese Dafu-xue Mei Niang

1. first step:
Mix the Xuemei Niang powder with milk and knead it into a smooth dough shape

Note: Milk or drinking water (60 degrees) will work

Japanese Dafu-xue Mei Niang recipe

2. The second step:
Divide the dough into several small balls, wrap the small balls with plastic wrap and roll them into large squares, then cut the large squares into four small squares

Japanese Dafu-xue Mei Niang recipe

3. third step:
Coat four small cubes with cream (less), go to a small piece and wrap the filling (strawberry or cherry tomatoes or red bean paste), and it's ok if you close the mouth and round it.

Japanese Dafu-xue Mei Niang recipe

4. Follow the third step to wrap all the fillings and put them in the refrigerator for a while before you can eat them.

Japanese Dafu-xue Mei Niang recipe

Tips:

You don’t need to cook the fillings, you can watch the video if you like or don’t understand: http://v.qq.com/x/page/h03128i1jzj.html

Comments

Similar recipes

Cantonese Bean Paste Mooncake

Ready-mixed Powder, Invert Syrup, Red Bean Paste

Cantonese-style Moon Cakes

Ready-mixed Powder, Invert Syrup, Salad Oil

10 Minutes Breakfast-muffins

Ready-mixed Powder, Egg, Milk

Mochi Mooncake

Ready-mixed Powder, Red Bean Paste, Water

Homemade Bingbing Mooncakes

Ready-mixed Powder, Red Bean Paste, Water

All-match Waffles

Ready-mixed Powder, Egg, Milk

Coconut Cranberry Custard Mooncake

Ready-mixed Powder, Invert Syrup, Corn Oil

Cantonese-style Moon Cake with Lotus Seed Paste

Ready-mixed Powder, Lotus Paste Filling, Invert Syrup