Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary]

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary]

by First taste diary official

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

2

The fragrant and crispy Melaleuca meringue is wrapped in red beans and matcha custard sauce. The matcha sauce neutralizes the sweetness of the honey red beans. Take a bite, amazing! It's so delicious! "

Ingredients

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary]

1. Stir the egg yolks and fine sugar until the color becomes lighter.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

2. Sift in low-gluten flour and stir well.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

3. Sift matcha powder into the milk and heat it over low heat.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

4. Add matcha milk while stirring the batter.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

5. Sift the matcha custard into the milk pan.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

6. Heat on low heat, stir until thick, pour it into a bowl, and let it cool.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

7. Put the custard sauce in a piping bag for later use.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

8. Thaw the pastry in advance and cut it in half.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

9. Take a piece of pastry and squeeze a layer of custard sauce in the middle.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

10. Put the red beans and squeeze a layer of custard sauce.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

11. Cover with another sheet of meringue.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

12. Use a fork to press out the lace seal.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

13. Three cuts on the surface of the pie.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

14. Brush with egg wash.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

15. Preheat the oven in advance and bake at 200°C for about 15 minutes until the meringue becomes golden brown.

Matcha Red Bean Pie [first Taste Diary] recipe

Tips:

/Puff pastry/
1. The puff pastry can be used ready-made or homemade. The ready-made ones are easy to use, and the homemade ones taste better, so you can choose for yourself!
2. The unused puff pastry must be sealed and preserved to prevent the surface from drying out. If such puff pastry is baked, the surface layer will be very shattered.
/Stuffing/
1. In addition to the matcha custard sauce, the filling can be replaced with a variety of favorite fillings, such as: taro puree, red bean puree, cinnamon apple filling and so on.
2. Don't put the filling too full, it will show the filling when too much filling is baked!
/save/
Bake and eat now, don’t leave it too long! The meringue will become soft.

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