Mung Bean Cake (electric Baking Pan Version)
1.
Put the peeled mung beans into a pressure cooker and cook.
2.
Put the boiled mung beans into a blender and blend into a delicate mung bean paste.
3.
Divide the mung bean puree into 20g small doses, knead round and set aside.
4.
Take out 150g plain flour to make water-oil skin.
5.
Pour 50g of peanut oil into the flour and stir.
6.
Pour 45ml of brown sugar water.
7.
Put the water and oily skin into the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
8.
Take out 120g plain flour to make puff pastry.
9.
Put 30g peanut oil + 30g lard into a wok and heat.
10.
Pour the hot mixed oil into the flour and form a meringue. Put it in the fresh-keeping layer of the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
11.
On the left is an equal dose of water and oily skin (16g), and on the right is an equal dose of puff pastry (12g).
12.
Take out a water and oily skin and roll it thinly with a rolling pin.
13.
Wrap the puff pastry.
14.
Roll into a beef tongue shape.
15.
Roll up and place.
16.
Cover all the rolls with plastic wrap and leave for 30 minutes.
17.
Proof is completed, take it out and roll it out with a rolling pin.
18.
Roll it into a beef tongue and roll it up again, roll it all up, cover it and let it rest for 30 minutes.
19.
Roll the water-oil skin into a circle, wrap it with mung bean paste, and make it into a circle.
20.
Put the prepared mung bean cake embryo into an electric baking pan and bake for five minutes.
21.
Turn the mung bean cake over and bake the other side for five minutes.
22.
Bake both sides until browned.
23.
Mung bean cake with thin crust and more stuffing.