Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe)

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe)

by Ms half sugar

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

The Mid-Autumn Festival is approaching again. Recently, whether it is a food platform or a supermarket, it has been full of Mid-Autumn atmosphere. There are so many kinds of moon cakes. I am not far behind to make a simple snowy moon cake. This moon cake does not require an oven, so babies who don’t have an oven can try this one!

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe)

1. First of all, we are going to make red bean paste, the material a is red bean paste. The red beans are soaked one night in advance.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

2. Red bean 1: water 2 is put into the rice cooker to start the sweet rice mode.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

3. When the program is over, put the red beans in a blender and beat them into a fine puree.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

4. Add oil and sugar.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

5. Stir constantly on low heat to avoid muddying the pot.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

6. When the red beans are boiled, they can be mixed into a dough. (I want to say here that if you are making Cantonese-style mooncakes, then the oil will be added to the dumplings. Adding to the red bean dumplings will look greasy and shiny.)

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

7. Next, prepare ice skin, b material is ice skin. Mix the powdered sugar, glutinous rice flour, sticky rice flour, and corn starch in ingredient b.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

8. Add milk and stir well.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

9. Add condensed milk.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

10. Add corn oil and stir until there is no separation of oil and water.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

11. Pour the stirred batter into a bowl. Choose a shallower bowl, so that the ceramic heats more evenly.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

12. Put it in a steamer and steam for 25 minutes. When steaming, there is a small slit in the lid of the pot so that too much water does not flow into the batter.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

13. Next, make cake flour, put 50 grams of glutinous rice flour in a pan and fry until slightly yellow.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

14. After the snow skin is steamed, stir and let cool.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

15. Put on disposable gloves and knead it into a smooth dough, just as soft as your earlobe.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

16. Take 1/2 of the ice skin, add matcha powder and knead it into a ball.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

17. My mooncake mold is 50g, and the crust and filling are divided into 25g portions.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

18. Take a pie crust and press it flat.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

19. Put it on the tiger's mouth, add the red bean paste, and knead.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

20. Sprinkle a layer of cake powder on the mooncake mold and shake it. Make the cake powder evenly stick to the moon cake mold.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

21. Put the wrapped dough into the moon cake mold to form a shape.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

22. Matcha.

Snowy Moon Cakes (with Bean Paste Recipe) recipe

Tips:

I use peanut oil for the red bean paste.
Milk is best to use whole milk.
If there is no corn oil for the crust, you can use salad oil or tasteless oil.
When kneading dough, it is best to wear disposable gloves to prevent sticking.
It is best to knead the dough when it is warm.
The best matcha powder is Japanese, and I bought it from Ruozhu. The color of domestic green tea powder is not as good as that of Japan, and it will be bitter.

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