Ingredients

  • Cake powder 200g
  • Lard 90g
  • White sugar 12 grams
  • Chicken breast 220g
  • Pork 30g
  • Potatoes 60g
  • Light soy sauce 30g
  • Onions 50 grams
  • Chicken powder 1 small spoon
  • Scallion oil 15g
  • Curry powder 1g

Steps

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

1. Mix 90 grams of cake flour and 50 grams of lard and knead into a ball to form a pastry dough

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

2. Knead 110 grams of cake flour, 12 grams of powdered sugar, 40 grams of water, and 40 grams of lard into a puff pastry dough

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

3. Two typesCover the dough with plastic wrap and let it rest for 1 hour

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

4. Cut chicken breast and pork belly into small pieces

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

5. Chop mustard and green onions

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

6. Add salt, pepper, chopped green onion, light soy sauce, mustard, curry powder and scallion oil to the two kinds of meat fillings, mix thoroughly and stir well

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

7. Cover the prepared meat filling with plastic wrap and put it in the refrigerator for later use

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

8. Divide the relaxed dough and pastry into 9 equal portions

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

9. Take 1 piece of puff pastry dough, flatten it slightly, and wrap 1 puff pastry

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

10. Use the tiger's mouth to slowly close it and pinch it tightly, and then roll it into a round shape

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

11. Cover all the wrapped dough with plastic wrap, seam side down, and let it rest for 20 minutes

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

12. Take a piece of loose dough and flatten it with your hands, then use a rolling pin to roll it into an oval shape

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

13. Roll up from top to bottom

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

14. After rolling them all in order, cover them with plastic wrap and let them rest for 20 minutes

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

15. Then repeat steps 12-13 to roll them up

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

16. Cover with plastic wrap again and let rest for 20 minutes

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

17. Take the first dough roll that has been rolled out for the second time, lay it flat, and press it in the middle with your thumb

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

18. Then fold to the middle

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

19. Fold it in half and flatten it with your hands, then use a rolling pin to roll it into a round shape with thin edges and thick middle

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

20. Take an appropriate amount of meat filling and put it into the pie crust

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

21. Slightly press the filling with your left hand, and use the tiger's mouth of your right hand to tighten the crust, with the closing edge facing down

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

22. Place the wrapped cake embryos into the baking pan

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

23. Since there is no ready-made flower seal, I made one myself, cut a small piece of rape root and dipped it in red yeast powder

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

24. Rinse a little diluted honey water on the top of the moon cake and stamp it with a red seal

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

25. Place in the preheated oven and bake at 180 degrees for 20-25 minutes. After taking it out of the oven, cool it down and enjoy.

Eat with your hands - Curry Chicken Mooncake

26. So crispy that it falls apart

Tips

  1. 1. The time for the dough to relax. After each roll, give the dough enough time to relax, at least 20 minutes. After the dough is relaxed, the gluten will be soft, easy to roll out, and not easy to break.
  2. 2. Temperature and humidity control. In summer, the pastry dough will soften when exposed to heat, which can easily cause the dough to become crispy, so the dough should be placed in the refrigerator to cool down. Puff dough will become hard in winter and needs to be kept in a warm place. The optimal humidity for making puff pastry is 60%-70%, so be sure to cover the dough with plastic wrap during the making process to prevent the dough from drying out and cracking during rolling, causing the puff pastry to break.