Moon cake with mung bean paste
Introduction:
Production steps:
Step 1: wash and soak the peeled mung beans overnight, put them into the rice cooker, add appropriate amount of water (just soaked mung beans), add about 10% sugar (depending on the sweetness), select the function of porridge, cook for 1 hour, take them out and beat them into mud with a blender, then add appropriate amount of oil with a non stick pan, stir fry until they can be kneaded into a ball by hand.
Step 2: add 10ml of oil to the milk, beat until the oil is not seen carefully, then add 50g of sugar, beat until the sugar melts, sift in the pre mixed and sifted powder, stir with chopsticks to make a paste, put it into a shallow pan, steam over high heat for 15 minutes (add after boiling water).
Step 3: after steaming, stir with chopsticks in the same direction until smooth, cover with plastic wrap and stand still for 1-2 hours.
Step 4: divide the stir fried mung bean paste into 20 grams.
Step 5: divide the powder into 20 grams.
Step 6: divide the powder into 20 grams.
Step 7: thin the powder skin by hand, pack the stuffing, close the mouth and put it down, and pack all the ingredients in turn.
Step 8: sprinkle some cake powder on the mold, roll a layer of cake powder on the wrapped ice skin moon cake to prevent sticking, put it into the mold, close it up, press it down, buckle it out of the mold and put it into the paper holder. be accomplished!
Materials required:
Chengfen: 50g
Glutinous rice flour: 90g
Corn flour: 10g
Milk: 180ml
Sugar: right amount
Vegetable oil: 10ml
Peeled mung beans: 250g
Oil: right amount
Cake powder: right amount
Note: Step 6, it is best to wear disposable gloves, because the powder is sticky to the hands, it will not stick after wearing gloves, and it is hygienic. I don't have disposable gloves, so I put a small fresh-keeping bag on each hand.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: steaming
Production time: one hour
Taste: sweet
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Moon cake with mung bean paste
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