Taro mooncake
Mooncake crust ingredients: | All-purpose flour 160g |
Invert syrup 110 grams | Peanut oil 30g |
Jianshui 2 grams | Whole milk powder 10g |
Taro filling ingredients: | Taro 700g |
White sugar 40g | Butter 30g |
Whole milk powder 15 grams | Q Xin Nuo Rice Cake Ingredients: |
Glutinous rice flour 30g | Cornstarch 10 grams |
White sugar10 grams | Clear water Appropriate amount |
Butter 15 grams | Whole milk powder 5 grams |
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Egg yolk 1 piece |
Clear water A little |
Step 1
1. Make the mooncake crust: First, pour the invert syrup, peanut oil and water into the vessel.Step 2
Then sift all-purpose flour and whole-fat milk powder and stir evenly with a silicone spatula.Step 3
Knead the dough with your hands (without flour particles), cover with plastic wrap, and refrigerate for 1 hour.Step 4
2. Make taro filling: Peel and wash the taro and cut into small pieces.Step 5
Then pour it into a plate and put it into a steamer to steam it. You can easily insert the taro with chopsticks and it will be steamed.Step 6
Put the steamed taro into a food processor, add an appropriate amount of water, and blend until fine.Step 7
Use a sieve to sift the taro puree again to make the taro puree more delicate.Step 8
Pour the mashed taro into a non-stick pan, pour in the sugar, stir evenly, and stir-fry over low heat, stirring constantly.Step 9
Wait until it is slightly dry after 5 minutes, then add butter and whole milk powder and continue to stir-fry.Step 10
After frying for 15 minutes, turn off the heat when the taro paste can form into lumps. If not, continue stir-frying until the taro paste forms into lumps. Then pour the taro filling out into the plate, let it cool, cover it with plastic wrap and put it in the refrigerator.Step 11
3. Make Qxin glutinous rice cakes: Pour glutinous rice flour, cornstarch, milk powder and white sugar into the bowl and mix slightly.Step 12
Pour in an appropriate amount of water and stir until there are no flour particles and it is in a flowing state.Step 13
Then pour the batter into the plate and steam it in a steamer. After steaming, add the butter while it is hot and stir it with a silicone spatula.Step 14
Put the glutinous rice cake into a plastic bag, knead it slightly with your hands, and then put it in the refrigerator.Step 15
4. Make taro Q-heart mooncakes: Divide the mooncake skin into small portions of 20g each, then roll into rounds and cover with plastic wrap.Step 16
Then divide the taro filling into 25 grams each, and divide the Q-heart glutinous rice cake into5 grams each.Step 17
Take the fragrant taro filling, flatten it with your hands, then add the Q-heart glutinous rice cake, and then wrap it up.Step 18
Take the outer skin of the moon cake, flatten it with your hands, press it into a larger size, then add the taro filling, and then use the tiger's mouth part to turn and close the filling to wrap it.Step 19
Install the flower pieces in a 50g mooncake mold, press the lace to stick some all-purpose flour, tap out the excess flour, lightly coat the mooncake ball with a layer of all-purpose flour, and pour it into the mold.Step 20
Press onto the baking sheet and gently push out the formed mooncake embryo.Step 21
There are three steps to baking mooncakes: First, spray a little water on the surface of the mooncake, put it in the oven and bake it at 165 degrees for 5 minutes; then take it out and brush it with a thin layer of egg yolk (one egg yolk plus a little waterAdjust to ), put it in the oven and continue to bake for 5 minutes; finally take it out and brush it with a layer of egg yolk liquid, put it in the oven and bake it for about 10 minutes.Step 22
This is the first time to make the mooncakes. Some mooncakes will collapse. If they don’t look good, you can omit them. Tasty is the most important thing~ Hehe!Step 23
After waiting for 3 days for the oil to return, the overall taste of the mooncake will be better!Step 24
Taro Q heart mooncakes that can be drawn! The kind that is so delicious. Taro mooncake cooking tips1. Adjust the temperature and time according to the temperament of your own oven.
2. When making taro filling, you can add a little corn starch and stir-fry, so that the fried taro filling will have a slightly chewy texture!
3. Laoshui can be purchased, but if it is not available, it can be prepared with edible alkaline noodles and water (ratio 1:3).