Although I don't like mooncakes very much, I still make them every year. I give them to my relatives and friends. I have to drop them -
Step1:Pour syrup, corn oil, water and salt into the container and mix with egg beater.
Step2:Mix wel
Step3:Sift in flou
Step4:Knead into a ball. Cover with plastic wrap and wake up for 3 hour
Step5:Roll the yolk in the white wine. Bake in the oven at 160 ℃ for 7 to 8 minutes. I don't like the yolk very much. I don't have all the yolks
Step6:Cut the yolk in hal
Step7:Dousha 20g wrapped in egg yol
Step8:All the egg yolk and sand are packe
Step9:Lotus egg yolk is also wrappe
Step10:There are five left without yolk
Step11:The dough is divided into 25 small doses. Relax for a while
Step12:Put the egg yolk and lotus paste on the loose pastry. Fix the top and bottom of the pastry with one hand. Use the tiger mouth of the other to gently push the top of the pastry from the bottom. Turn the pastry as you squeeze it. Slowly close your mouth and rub it into a circle.
Step13:Put the mold in. Press it ou
Step14:Spray a little water on the surfac
Step15:Bake for 5 minutes at 200 degrees in the ove
Step16:Prepare the yolk liquid for brushing. Add one yolk and one half of protein. Add 10g clear wate
Step17:Brush the layer lightly and continue to bake in the oven at 160 ℃ for 20 minute
Step18:Coming ou
Step19:The next morning. The moon cake has begun to return oil. The skin is dark. It looks soft and attractive
Step20:What it looks like the next night (the whole day after it's out
Step21:Finished produc
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Step25:Finished produc
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