Date paste mooncake
Invert syrup 150g | Corn oil 50g |
Jianshui 2g | All-purpose flour 220g |
Jujube paste filling 425g | Egg yolk 1 |
Step 1
Put 150g of inverted syrup, 50g of corn oil, and 2g of sour water into a basin and stir evenly.Step 2
Sift in 220g all-purpose flourStep 3
Knead into a smooth dough, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for about 1 hour.Step 4
I used a 50g mold, divided the refrigerated dough into 25g portions, and divided the date paste filling into about 25g portions (about 17 portions). Knead into balls and set aside.Step 5
Press the pie crust into a round shape with your hands and wrap it with jujube paste filling.StepStep 6
Use the tiger's mouth to slowly tighten the seal and roll it into a round shape.Step 7
Roll in flour and shake off excess flour.Step 8
Put it into the mold, print out the pattern you like, and place it on the baking tray.Step 9
Spray water on the surface of the mooncakes before baking (to prevent cracking). Preheat the oven to 180 degrees, with upper and lower heat on the middle shelf of the oven, bake for about 6 minutes before taking it out.Step 10
After taking out the shaped mooncakes and letting them cool, brush a thin layer of egg yolk liquid (water:egg yolk=1:1) on the surface. After brushing, put it in the oven and bake for about 15-20 minutes until it starts to color.Step 11
After baking, take it out and let it cool, seal it and store it for about 2 days until the oil is ready.Step 12
Finish Cooking tips for jujube paste mooncakes1. The fillings and crust can be adjusted according to your own preferences.
2. Laoshui plays the role of softening, coloring and oil return, so it needs to be put in according to the amount. Homemade soda water, edible alkali: water = 1:3.
3. Spray water on the mooncakes to prevent cracking, and spray every piece.
4. The baking time and temperature are adjusted according to your own oven.
5. You can adjust the mooncake filling according to your preference.