Cute yakisoba confectionery
Egg yolk 1 piece | Light cream 20 grams |
Condensed milk 70 grams | Low gluten flour 160g |
Baking powder 2.gram | 【Stuffing】 120 |
Mung bean filling 120g |
Step 1
Prepare the ingredients, stir the egg yolks, light cream, and condensed milk evenly (my family brought the cream home from the courier station and froze it, and it became like this. Don’t doubt that it is light cream)Step 2
Add sifted low-gluten flour and baking powder, stir with a spatula until there is no dry powder, gently knead into a smooth dough, seal the dough with plastic wrap and place it in the refrigerator for about half an hour.Step 3
Take out the refrigerated dough, divide into 20g pieces, and roll into balls;Step 4
Divide the mung bean filling into 10g pieces and roll into ballsStep 5
Take the dough and press it into a round piece, wrap the bean paste filling, close and shape into a round shape.Step 6
Roll the round shape into a gourd shape. You don’t need to keep it flat. Remember to put the closing edge at the bottom.Step 7
Pinch out the chick's mouthStep 8
Turn on Kantar R7 pure baking mode and set 160 degrees for 20 minutes.Step 9
After taking it out of the oven, let it cool and then use a paint pen to draw the eyes and little wings! Tips for cooking cute Japanese-style confectioneryThe steaming oven heats up very quickly. Compared with my old oven, with the addition of the oven light, you can clearly see the changes in the ingredients without opening the door, and the heating is also very even!
Tips: The seam must be facing down. You can fill it with whatever filling you like, but be sure to use oily filling.