Homemade mung bean cake
Mung beans 500 grams | White sugar 200 grams (increase or decrease according to your own taste) |
Butter 50 grams | Milk powder 25 grams (optional) |
Dried cranberries 40 grams (increase or decrease according to your own taste) |
Step 1
Soak mung beans for 12 hours. I soak them in the morning before leaving for work and in the evening when I come back from get off work.When done, wash it several times and put it in the rice cooker. Because the mung beans have been soaked and absorbed enough water, add a small amount of water to cover the mung beans by about 0.5 centimeters. This time I added 1 centimeter and it will be more expensive to fry later. time, and then press the porridge cooking mode. When cooked, it will look like steamed rice.Step 2
Because the water becomes thicker when stirred, it saves the need for secondary processing with a food processor.Step 3
Heat a non-stick pan, melt the butter, then pour in the mung bean paste. Bring to a boil over medium heat, then turn to low heat and simmer slowly, stirring constantly. I added the sugar in batches, and tasted the sweetness after each addition. Until you achieve the taste you are satisfied withStep 4
Add milk powder, stir well and continue to cook. If you don’t have it, you don’t have to add it.Step 5
It will be very viscous and it will be a bit difficult to stir. Don’t give up at this time because you are only one step away from success.Step 6
As long as you have enough time, the paste will eventually form into a ball.Step 7
I stirred it like this and put it in a water-free and oil-free basin to cool down.Step 8
After cooling, divide into balls about the size of eggs, then roll them into balls and put them into mooncake molds to press out the flower shape. The mung bean cake without any preservatives is ready. The finished mung bean cake will taste better when refrigerated.Step 9
I used half of the mung bean dough to make two more original dishes.Step 10
Add an appropriate amount of dried cranberries to the remaining half of the mung bean filling and stir evenly to make a cranberry flavor, sour and sweet.Step 11
Very nice, right?Step 12
Want to eat?Step 13
Let's take action, friends. Homemade mung bean cake cooking tips1. If you add too much water in the porridge cooking mode, it will waste time later. You can steam it in a pot for 40 minutes like steamed buns and mash it with a rolling pin.
2. The dough should not be fried too dry., otherwise it will easily crack
3. If you don’t need to cook so many ingredients at one time, you can reduce it by half. If you don’t have butter, you can use vegetable oil instead