Old Beijing Mung Bean Cake
1.
Weigh 200 grams of mung bean noodles, put them in a small pot, and steam for 30 minutes in a steamer;
2.
The steamed mung bean noodles have become hard and agglomerated;
3.
Need to use the back of a spoon to crush;
4.
Make a hole in the middle of the mung bean noodles and pour the sugar into the hole;
5.
Pour hot water on the sugar;
6.
Wait for the sugar to melt, then mix well with the bean noodles;
7.
At this time, some bean noodles will be agglomerated, so the mung bean noodles need to be sieved;
8.
The agglomerated part will remain on the sieve, put the bean noodles in a fresh-keeping bag, crush them with a rolling pin, and sift again;
9.
Sifted mung bean noodles;
10.
Brush the inside of the snow mold with a layer of oil, and fill in the sifted bean noodles;
11.
Cover a piece of greased paper, flatten the surface with another snow mold, and then fill all the bean noodles into the snow box for compaction;
12.
Put the snow mold into the pot and steam for 25 minutes;
13.
Remove the greased paper out of the pot and let cool;
14.
Cut into small pieces after demoulding.
Tips:
1. Mung bean noodles can be steamed to remove the beany flavor and retain the bean flavor;
2. This amount of water corresponds to these mung bean noodles. The mung bean cakes made are relatively dry. If you want to eat moist, you can increase the water consumption;
3. The amount of sugar in this recipe has been reduced. If you want to eat something sweeter, you can increase the amount of sugar;
4. Brushing oil inside the snow mold is to facilitate demoulding.