Chocolate Egg Yolk Mooncake
Low gluten flour 185g | Hershey's Chocolate Spread 160g |
Corn oil 60g | Cocoa powder 5g |
Bean Paste 400g | Salted egg yolk 20 |
Step 1
Prepare ingredientsStep 2
Pour chocolate sauce + corn oil into a large bowlStep 3
Stir evenlyStep 4
Add cocoa powder and mix well.Step 5
Sift in the low-gluten flour and mix roughly with a rubber spatula.Step 6
Wear disposable gloves and mix into a dough without dry flour. The dough will be very soft.Step 7
About 400g of doughStep 8
Cover the dough with plastic wrap and let it rest.Step 9
Knead the bean paste into 20g/piece.Step 10
Flatten the bean paste ball, cover it with egg yolk and slowly push it upStep 11
After closing, roll it into a round shape and place it all~Step 12
Divide the chocolate dough into 20g pieces each. Do not mix it with the bean paste dough. The two colors are almost the same~Step 13
Flatten the chocolate doughStep 14
Wrap the bean paste ball and slowly push it up until it is completely covered ~Step 15
Also rub it all and put it away~Step 16
Place the green embryo into the mooncake mold and flatten itStep 17
Unmold and place on baking sheet.Step 18
Preheat the oven to 200° for 10 minutes, then place the baking sheet on the middle shelf of the oven, turn to 180° and bake for 15 minutes.Step 19
Take out the skin when it is cooked. (The bean paste and egg yolk are both cooked, so there is no need to bake them for too long to avoid cracking on the surface.)Step 20
Finished product picture~Step 21
Cut it open and take a look~Step 22
Very delicious (。ゝω・。)ゞ chocolate yolkMooncake cooking tips1. If the salted egg yolk is raw, it needs to be steamed or baked in the oven in advance.
2. If it is cooked, you need to soak the egg yolk in salad oil in advance. The oil should completely cover the egg yolk. I usually soak the egg yolks in oil at night and refrigerate them overnight. Bake at 150° for 8 minutes. Don't wait too long, otherwise the yolk will be oily and the surface will become crusty and hard to chew.
3. If you don’t make egg yolk mooncakes, just make pure fillings↓
50g moon cake: 20g chocolate crust, 30g bean paste
100g mooncake: 30g chocolate crust, 70g bean paste
3. After the mooncakes are cooled, they will not be as hard as the syrup version of the mooncakes, and they need to be oiled before they can be eaten. The mooncakes with this recipe are relatively soft and do not need to be reoiled. They can be eaten directly after baking and are well sealed so they will not harden after being stored for several days. (≖‿≖)✧