Snowy Mooncakes with Matcha Filling
1.
Pour milk, powdered sugar and salad oil in the basin;
2.
Stir evenly with chopsticks;
3.
Pour in glutinous rice flour, sticky rice flour, and noodles, and stir well;
4.
Stir into a uniform thin batter, sieve twice, and let stand for 30 minutes;
5.
After standing for 30 minutes, put the pot in the steamer, cover the surface with plastic wrap, and steam on high heat for about 25 minutes until the batter is fully cooked.
6.
Stir the steamed batter vigorously with chopsticks until it is smooth. When it is cooled, it will become snowy.
7.
Matcha powder is added to the white bean paste;
8.
Knead it well and it will become matcha filling;
9.
Divide the ice crust into 25g small portions, round and set aside; divide the matcha filling into 25g small portions, round and set aside;
10.
Pat the cake powder on your hand to prevent sticking, then put the ice skin on the palm of your hand and squeeze it, and put a bean paste filling;
11.
Wrap the matcha filling with snow skin and slowly push up until the matcha filling is completely covered, close and round;
12.
Sprinkle some cake powder in a 50g moon cake mold, make the cake powder evenly stick to the mold wall, pour out the excess cake powder (so it can be easily demoulded), and put the wrapped matcha snow skin dough into the mold;
13.
Press it into the shape of a moon cake and release it from the mold;
14.
Put the prepared matcha-filled snowy mooncakes in a fresh-keeping box, store them in the refrigerator, and eat them within 3 days.
Tips:
After the snowy mooncakes are made, they must be kept in the refrigerator, and they are easy to spoil, so they must be eaten within 3 days, if you want to keep them longer
Be sure to store it in the refrigerator freezer, take it out and thaw it in the refrigerator freezer before eating.