Matcha custard snowskin mooncake
Milk (ice skin) 135g | Powdered sugar 38g |
Corn oil 15g | Matcha powder 5g |
Glutinous rice flour 30g | Rice flour 23g |
Chengfen 23g | Egg (custard) 75g |
Fine sugar 45g | Milk 45g |
Light cream 30g | Butter 23g |
All-purpose flour 19g | Chengfen 19g |
Milk powder 15g |
Step 1
Add milk to powdered sugar and corn oil and mix wellStep 2
Sift rice flour, sticky rice flour, glutinous rice flour, and matcha powderStep 3
Stir and mix evenly. The matcha powder can be sieved to make it more fine. Let it rest for half an hour.Step 4
Wrap in plastic wrap and steam over high heat for about 20 minutes. Remember to stir once in the middle. Stir the steamed dough smoothly with a spatula. Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate for an hour.Step 5
Now we can start making the custard filling. Add the eggs to the caster sugar and mix well.Step 6
Pour in the milk and whipped cream and continue to mix evenlyStep 7
Sieve the starch powder, medium-gluten powder, and milk powder, and mix evenlyStep 8
Add butter, put it into a pot over low heat, stir with a spatula until it forms, let cool and set asideStep 9
Weigh 25g each of the ice skin and custard filling, and roll into a round shapeStep 10
Wrap the custard filling with ice skin, pinch tightly, and roll into a round shapeStep 11
Pour cornstarch into a non-stick pan and stir-fry over low heat until slightly brown. Just try and see if there is no flour smell.Step 12
Dip the rounded mooncakes into the freshly fried cornstarch, put them into the 50g mooncake mold of Xuechu and press them into the desired shape. It will taste better if you keep them in the refrigerator for more than 4 hours. Cooking tips for matcha custard snowskin mooncakes