You Can Make Moon Cakes without An Oven-color-mixed Snowy Moon Cakes
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Material: Amaranth, 4 gardenias, 4 grains of glutinous rice flour, 45 grams, 35 grams of sticky rice flour, 35 grams of corn starch, 20 grams of vegetable oil, 18 grams of homemade corn filling, 30 grams of sugar
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.Wash the amaranth and put it in the pot to boil water. When the color is obtained, remove the amaranth, put the juice in the juice and let it cool for later use. Peel the gardenia and blanch it with boiling water to make it yellow. (I don’t know when I accidentally deleted the step diagram)
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.Pour the sugar into the sifted glutinous rice flour.
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.Take out 1 small spoon of powder, pour in 160 g of amaranth juice, stir until there are no particles, pour in 15 g of corn oil, and pour the remaining small spoon of glutinous rice flour into appropriate amount of gardenia juice and stir.
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. Pour in corn oil and stir well.
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.Cold water pot steam
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. Stir-fried glutinous rice noodles, a little yellowish and no flour flavor.
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.Stir the steamed glutinous rice ball evenly, stir the glutinous rice ball and let it cool for later use.
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Knead the glutinous rice skin into a round shape by hand, and wrap the corn filling to close the mouth. I put a little yellow glutinous rice skin on the top of the mouth and put it into the mold to press.
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The beautiful snowy mooncake is ready.
Tips:
After the snowy skin is steamed, it should be completely cooled in the filling, otherwise it will stick to the hands. It is normal that the snowy skin will still stick to the hands after cooling, as long as the appropriate amount of cake powder is applied. When steaming, cover it well to avoid too much water entering and making it too sticky. I used corn starch instead of wheat starch. If there is wheat starch, it is best to use wheat starch.