"moon Cakes" that Can be Eaten by Infants and Young Children on Mid-autumn Festival to Give Children A Sense of Ceremony

Name: "moon Cakes" that Can be Eaten by Infants and Young Children on Mid-autumn Festival to Give Children A Sense of Ceremony
Total time: 10 min
Yield: 2
Cuisine: Chinese
Ingredients: 120g Yam Mud; 120g Purple Potato Mashed; 15g Walnut oil

by Memorial trip

4.6 (1)

Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

小小辅食日记# Every holiday, I would like to experience different traditional customs for my children. This time it’s going to be Mid-Autumn Festival. I want to use moon cakes to tell my kids about the customs of Mid-Autumn Festival.
But mooncakes are high in sugar and oil, and children can’t eat them, so what should I do? A wise mother knows how to work around and make a fake mooncake with a mooncake mold.
I hope to give children a sense of ritual since childhood and let them know about the traditional festivals of the year. Instead of only knowing those foreign festivals abroad.
Ingredients: Iron rod yam 120g, purple sweet potato 120g, walnut oil 15g
Month age: 6 months+
Tools: a set of 50g moon cake molds"

Ingredients

"moon Cakes" that Can be Eaten by Infants and Young Children on Mid-autumn Festival to Give Children A Sense of Ceremony

1. Wash yam and purple sweet potato and cut into slices

"moon Cakes" that Can be Eaten by Infants and Young Children on Mid-autumn Festival to Give Children A Sense of Ceremony recipe

2. Put it in a steamer and steam for about 15 minutes

3. Can be inserted with chopsticks

4. Use a knife to peel the yam and purple sweet potato. When the yam is raw, the mucus will irritate the skin, so I choose to steam it and then peel it.

5. Pour the yam and purple sweet potato into puree for later use. If the child can sift it again, it will be more delicate

6. 120g yam puree, add 7g walnut oil and mix well

7. 120g purple potato mash + 8g walnut oil mixed evenly

8. Prepare a mold, place the inserts to fill the grooves

9. Choose another color of mud, weigh 30g into an oval shape and put it in the mold

10. Use a little bit of pressure on the plate

11. Just lift the mold gently

12. If the selection of flower pieces is based on the pattern corresponding to the color, do not choose the flower pieces with very fine lines, but choose large areas with simple lines. For example, rabbits are more suitable for this type.

13. I just made it and I can’t wait to start eating

Tips:
1. If you use mixed colors, you can mix the two colors slightly, weigh out 30g of mud, roll it into an oval, put it into the mold and press it out.
2. You read that right. I used a 50g mold to make a 30g moon cake. If you make it in the normal amount, it will be very tall. It is not easy for the child to bite and it is too thick and not very beautiful.