Oreo Xuemei Niang
1.
Prepare the ingredients, pour glutinous rice flour A, corn starch and icing sugar A all into a bowl, and mix well with egg extract
2.
Add corn oil and water (140ml), reserve 35ml of water to see the state and slowly add
3.
After the mixed batter is lifted up, the dripping will disappear faster, and the batter is ready
4.
Steam the batter for about 30-35 minutes
5.
Pour 100g glutinous rice flour B into a non-stick pan and fry until lightly yellowed, let cool and set aside
6.
Oreo cookies to get rid of the inset
7.
Crush it with a rolling pin and set aside
8.
Wrap the steamed Xuemei Niang dough with plastic wrap and let it cool for later use
9.
Sprinkle the fried hand powder on the silicone mat, roll out the Xuemei Niang skin into thin slices (average 30g), cover with plastic wrap and set aside
10.
Add powdered sugar B to the whipped cream, and whipped the whipped cream until it has lines.
11.
Pour in crushed Oreo biscuits and mix evenly
12.
Oreo cream filling is placed in the middle of Xuemei Niang's skin
13.
Fold it up diagonally, then wrap the filling and put it in a paper tray. It tastes best after being sealed and refrigerated for 4 hours
Tips:
1. The longer the glutinous rice is left, the worse the taste will be, and it will become hard. Don't cook too much at one time, it's best to eat as soon as possible
2. Wear disposable gloves when rolling the skin, try not to use too much hand powder, as too much affects the taste of Xue Mei Niang
3. The formula is about 15 or so, and the inset can also be replaced with your favorite fruit