Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing

by Machine burning love gong meow

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h 30m

Serving

5

Zi Lai Hong is a very famous Beijing-style moon cake. I am from Beijing and I love this very much, from snacks to big ones. I feel that this place is full of memories, carrying the characteristics of old Beijing. The taste of this mooncake is very obvious. It is hard to bite and has a very strong fragrance. The filling contains rock sugar and walnut and peanut particles, so it tastes very chewy, and it feels very chewy. The mouth is not good. It's best to eat less.
The red circle on the self-made red moon cake is actually not food coloring. It is a syrup made from white sugar and maltose. It is called "water poke", but it is more troublesome and I make less of it, so I just The red pigment used doesn't make any difference to eat, because it only serves as a decoration.
ps: The amount of this recipe can make 20 red moon cakes

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing

1. The main ingredient is to make mooncake crust, and the auxiliary ingredient is to make mooncake filling. First, prepare some things in advance:
Prepare the required materials. I made 20 self-made red moon cakes with these materials. Walnut kernels are chopped, but don’t cut into momo rock candy and peanut kernels are chopped.

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

2. Fry in a 100g pan with cooked flour until slightly yellow, and the finished product is about 80g

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

3. First make the skin of the mooncake, first put the sugar, maltose and baking soda into the basin

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

4. After the water is heated, melt it with hot water and stir evenly

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

5. Then add the sesame oil and salad oil and stir slightly

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

6. Add the flour and mix into a dough. I use the bread maker's kneading function to make the mixing more even.

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

7. Put the dough in a bowl and let stand at room temperature for 1 hour

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

8. Next, make the filling, add white sugar, sesame oil and sweet-scented osmanthus sugar to the bowl and mix well

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

9. Then add chopped walnut rock sugar, peanut kernels and cooked flour, and mix well

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

10. It looks like this after stirring, not a clump, but rather fragmented. But it can be clumped together

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

11. After that, the fillings are weighed, divided into 20 portions evenly, and formed into a ball for later use. The filling is approximately equal to 20 grams/piece

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

12. Weigh the dough that has been allowed to stand for one hour, divide it into 20 portions, and knead it for later use. The dough is approximately equal to 38 grams/piece

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

13. After that, I started to prepare red moon cakes, the same steps as Cantonese moon cakes.

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

14. First take a dough, knead it into a circle, press it into a round cake, and place it in the palm of your right hand

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

15. Put a filling into the dough

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

16. Place the dough on the mouth of your hand, press the filling down with the thumb of your left hand, fold it up with your right hand, close the mouth tightly, and then round it.

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

17. Wrap all the dough and fillings, put them in a baking tray, brush the red pigment on the cap of the cola bottle with a brush, and buckle a circle on the tap red

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

18. Brush the red pigment on the cap of the cola bottle with a brush

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

19. Button a circle on the tap red

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

20. Put the baking tray in the preheated oven
Fire up and down at 200 degrees for 25-30 minutes. The taste of this mooncake is more obvious. It tastes like crushed rock sugar and crushed peanuts, which makes it awkward to chew. So it’s better not to eat it if the mouth is not good

Red Mooncakes in Old Beijing recipe

Tips:

Zi Lai Hong is a very famous Beijing-style moon cake. I am from Beijing and I love this very much, from snacks to big ones. I feel that this place is full of memories, carrying the characteristics of old Beijing. The taste of this mooncake is very obvious. It is hard to bite and has a very strong fragrance. The filling contains rock sugar and walnut and peanut particles, so it tastes very chewy, and it feels very chewy. The mouth is not good. It's best to eat less.
The red circle on the self-made red moon cake is actually not food coloring. It is a syrup made from white sugar and maltose. It is called "water poke", but it is more troublesome and I make less of it, so I just The red pigment used doesn't make any difference to eat, because it only serves as a decoration.

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