Matcha Custard Mooncake
1.
Prepare materials. Melt the butter in water in advance and set aside.
2.
To make the custard filling: beat the egg yolk and sugar until there are no particles.
3.
Add whipped cream, milk, and condensed milk and mix well.
4.
Sift the low-gluten flour into the egg yolk paste in batches. Mix well
5.
Add butter liquid and vanilla extract. Mix well.
6.
The liquid is sieved and heated in water. During the heating process, you need to turn it over to turn up the condensed part at the bottom. (Be careful not to heat until it becomes crusty)
7.
Heat for about 15 minutes, completely without water, stir well. After cooling, put it in the refrigerator and freeze for 40 minutes.
8.
Matcha ice skin: prepare the ingredients.
9.
Sift all the powder in the snow skin ingredients into a bowl, add milk and mix well.
10.
After sieving the powder, put it in a pot and steam for 20-25 minutes until there is no water.
11.
Stir the steamed snow skin while it's hot. Let cool.
12.
Add matcha powder to the cold ice skin and knead it into a snow skin dough. The kneaded dough is bright and shiny.
13.
The snowy dough is divided into 25 grams, and I left 110 grams of the original color dough as an embellishment, but I don’t need to leave it. Press the ice sheet to make it thicker in the middle and thinner on the sides. Put 20 grams each of the custard filling on the matcha ice skin and use a tiger's mouth to round the bottom.
14.
You can use a brush to brush a little sticky rice flour on the mold, so that it is easy to demold.
15.
Put in the rounded ice skin and press it lightly, and the shape will come out.
16.
After making it, put it in the refrigerator before eating, it tastes better~
Tips:
1. It can also be replaced with egg yolk, red bean paste and other fillings.
2. 14-15 quantities can be made.