Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake

by Squirrelfish 77

5.0 (1)
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Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

I have tried all kinds of moon cakes, and I feel that the most traditional meringue five-core moon cakes are the most nostalgic. I don’t know if what I miss is the inexplicable taste, or the happy memories of childhood..."

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake

1. Put the oily skin material into the basin, stir evenly with chopsticks, then knead the dough by hand, cover with plastic wrap and let it stand for half an hour.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

2. Put the shortbread material in the bowl and stir into a ball with chopsticks, cover with plastic wrap and let it stand still.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

3. Prepare the fillings, sesame, walnuts, and peanuts during the standing period, roast them and chop them, don't need to be too crushed, they are a little grainy. Stir-fry glutinous rice flour over low heat.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

4. Put all the fillings in the basin, add the amount of water as appropriate, and stir evenly.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

5. It can be kneaded into a ball.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

6. The oily skin is divided into about 20 grams of small doses, and the shortbread is divided into about 16 grams of small doses, a total of 18 pieces. The five-core filling is divided into small round balls of about 30 grams, which is also 18 pieces.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

7. Roll the oily skin into a round piece and wrap it in the shortbread.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

8. Press flat and roll it into a tongue shape.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

9. Roll up into a roll from top to bottom.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

10. Make all of them one by one, and put aside the cling film and let it stand.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

11. Take the first dough, roll it into a long strip, and roll it up from top to bottom.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

12. Make all of them one by one, cover with plastic wrap and let stand.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

13. Take the first dough, press it in the middle, and arrange it into a circle.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

14. Roll into a round slice, and pack the five-ren filling.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

15. Press flat into rounds and arrange them into the baking pan. Let stand for 10 minutes. Preheat the oven at 190 degrees for 10 minutes.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

16. Put it into the preheated oven and bake at 190 degrees for 25 minutes.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

17. Finished picture.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

18. Decorate it with red yeast rice powder.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

19. Who said that vegetable oil is not crispy? That's because you didn't do a good job.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

20. The outer skin is crispy and the filling is sweet and fragrant.

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

21. The layers are distinct and they are delicious!

Traditional Meringue Five-core Moon Cake recipe

Tips:

1. There is no limit to the variety of five-ren fillings. You can cook whatever you want to eat, it's so capricious. Haha~~
2. It is best for novices to make oil-skin pastry to cover the whole process with plastic wrap, so as not to lose moisture and make the dough dry and hard.
3. The temperature of the oven is different at different times, so adjust it according to your own oven.

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