I like to eat pastry. I'm afraid of gaining weight. So I always try to control it. Recently, the ladies around me said that they miss my dessert, but they are trying to lose weight. So they tried to change the formula to meet everyone's comprehensive needs. It's still corn oil. I made some innovations. I chose half butter and half corn oil. I used xylitol instead of sugar. It's also delicious.

Step1:Mix the tare material into the toaster barrel. Select and flour procedure for 13 minute

Step2:Mix pastry material

Step3:Mixed pastr

Step4:Pastry for 20 minute

Step5:Oil dough for 20 minute

Step6:A group photo of pastry and pastr

Step7:Divide the pastry into 23g doug

Step8:Divide the pastry into 13g doug

Step9:Cover with plastic wrap. Wake up for 10 minute

Step10:Divide the mung bean filling into 20g eac

Step11:The oil skin is pressed flat and covered with pastr

Step12:After all the pastry is wrapped, the pastry will wake up for 10 minute

Step13:Round, flatten, roll into tongue shape with a rolling pi

Step14:Roll up from top to bottom. Cover with plastic wrap and wake up for 20 minute

Step15:Flatten it again. Lengthen i

Step16:Roll up agai

Step17:Keep waking for another 10 minute

Step18:Thumb press face rolls in the middle. Both ends are combined and flattene

Step19:Roll to patc

Step20:Wrapped with mung bean stuffin

Step21:Closing, rounding and flattenin

Step22:Cut the opening at the edge of the doug

Step23:Brush the surface with egg liquid. Sprinkle white sesame seeds on the pistil. Preheat oven 170 for 10 minutes. Bake for 40 minute

Step24:Out of the oven to cool. Sealed for preservatio
Cooking tips:Mung bean stuffing is the rest of mung bean cake making. Refer to my last mung bean cake making method. For taste seeking, corn oil can be replaced by lard. Xylitol can be replaced by white sugar. In fact, it is a snack that needs patience and time. There are skills in making delicious dishes.