Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes

by Shredded Potato Burrito

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

2h

Serving

2

Mooncakes are preheated. My favorite is the Soviet-style pastry mooncakes and jujube paste filling, so I will make the Soviet-style jujube paste filling by myself, haha, it’s really delicious. For preheating this time, I used corn oil instead of lard, but it was still very crispy. There is no decoration on the outer skin of the mooncake, and the taste of the mooncake is already intoxicating

Ingredients

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes

1. 500g red dates steamed in a steamer for half an hour

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

2. Take out the red dates and remove the pit

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

3. Add water to the red dates and beat them into puree with a food processor. Put as little water as possible, as long as the red dates can be mashed into puree. The more water you put, the longer the frying time will be.

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

4. Pour into the wok. Stir fry

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

5. Add about 30g maltose and stir fry

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

6. Add 30g corn oil in three times

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

7. Just keep the jujube puree until it is a bit laborious to turn it over with a wooden shovel. After cooling, you can knead into small balls for later use

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

8. The oily skin noodles and shortcrusted noodles were mixed into dough for half an hour. You need to knead the oily skin noodles for a while until it is smooth, and the oily pasty noodles can form a dough.

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

9. Divide each dough into 15 doughs

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

10. Flatten the oily skin, wrap it in the oily pastry and pinch tightly

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

11. Wrap everything up, put it down and let it stand for half an hour

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

12. Roll each dough into an oval shape and roll it up

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

13. Do it in order

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

14. Each dose is rolled and rolled up and rolled up

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

15. All done one by one

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

16. Each agent is flattened and packed into the jujube paste filling (the jujube paste filling can be kneaded into a ball in advance when it is allowed to cool, and each filling is about 30g.

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

17. Close your mouth tightly

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

18. Close the mouth and put it down

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

19. Roll out to 1.5cm thick

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

20. Place the biscuits on the baking tray and put them in the oven. The oven should be preheated in advance, 180 degrees, middle level, 20 minutes

Soviet-style Jujube Paste Filling Mooncakes recipe

Tips:

Put as little water as possible for the mashed jujube, as long as you can mash the red dates into puree. The more water you put, the longer the frying time. The red dates are already very sweet. I put maltose and no more sugar. If you like the sweetness, you can add some sugar. You can add a small amount of cooked glutinous rice flour to absorb water if you don't dare to stir-fry the jujube mud.
Those who like to eat lard can use lard and noodles.

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