This mooncake is a low sugar lotus paste made for diabetes patients. The syrup is also a xylitol conversion syrup. Diabetes patients can not only satisfy their appetite, but also have no burden -
Step1:First of all, let's take a look at today's protagonist. No sucrose conversion syrup. No sucrose pure white lotus see
Step2:Pour syrup, water and peanut oil into the basin and stir wel
Step3:Pour in medium gluten flour ~ do not sift it. Stir until no white flour can be seen. Put it in a fresh bag and relax for more than 2 hours
Step4:I use this brand of yolk. It's not bad. I only put half of the 50g moon cake. People who are too salty in diabetes should eat less
Step5:Lotus seed paste with egg yolk is 35g. Wrap the egg yolk. Put it aside and cover it with plastic wrap. I just wrapped 18 lotus seeds in one package
Step6:After all of them are wrapped, the skin is also loose. Divide the skin into 18 pieces. The amount of this square skin can be made into 20 pieces.
Step7:Rub the flabby skin into a round shape. Press it flat and wrap it with lotus egg yolk filling. Use hukou to push it up slowly to cover all the lotus seeds
Step8:Put your favorite patterns into the mold. Put the wrapped mooncakes into the mold - press with a little force - and then push them out gently. Make all mooncakes in turn. Preheat the oven at 200 ℃. Spray water on the mooncakes. Bake them in the upper layer of the oven for 5 minutes. Take out the other plate and spray water for 5 minutes. Brush the egg liquid in the first plate - take out the second plate and put the first plate in the middle and lower layers for 7-8 minutes Bake alternately for 30 minute
Step9:Finished product drawin
Step10:Finished product drawin
Cooking tips:There are skills in making delicious dishes.