Chocolate egg mooncake
Whole egg liquid 130g | White sugar 100 grams |
Mooncake Syrup 60 grams | Chocolate 60 grams |
Salt 1g | Corn oil 120g |
All-purpose flour 340g | Milk powder 50 grams |
Cocoa powder 30g | Baking powder 3 grams |
Baking soda 3 grams |
Step 1
When melting chocolate in water, the water temperature should not exceed 60 degrees. High water temperature will separate the oil and water.Step 2
Mix all-purpose flour, baking powder, and baking soda evenly and set aside.Step 3
Eggs, sugar, mooncake syrup and salt, use a whisk to stir manually first, then turn on a small speed and beat until fluffy and white, milky white is enough, do not beat for a long time.Step 4
Add corn oil, stir chocolate evenly, add flour and stir to form a dough. Don't rub it! The dough is a little thin. Let it rest for 5-10 minutes. Wrap it as soon as possible, otherwise it will become oily.Step 5
Divide the custard filling into about 30 grams each.Step 6
The chocolate bark is divided into one dose of about 62 grams, which can be divided into 14 pieces.Step 7
Wrap in the filling and pinch tightlyStep 8
Place into a tin foil cup sprayed with oilStep 9
The pattern is pressed out with the mold, and the dough is relatively oily, so there is no need to apply dry powder or stick to it.Step 10
The back pattern is quite nice! Spray water mist into the oven for baking.Step 11
Reference temperature: Wind stove: preheat 200 degrees and bake at 170 degrees for about 15 minutes Open oven: bake at 180 degrees for about 15 minutesStep 12
It’s out!Step 13
Brush cooked corn oil on it while it's hot to prevent it from drying out and return the oil quickly.Step 14
Gaga fragrant! It’s so delicious that I can’t stop eating it! Chocolate egg mooncake cooking tipsYou can make any fillings, including bean paste filling, red date filling, black sesame filling, perilla filling, five kernel filling, etc.