Snowskin mooncake 50g (double filling: mung bean and red bean)
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There are many people making mooncakes around. I didn’t like eating them at first, but seeing everyone making them in full swing makes me feel itchy... Make a few and give them to your parents! :)
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Ingredients
Steps
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Pick the red beans clean
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Pick the mung beans clean
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After washing, put it into a pressure cooker, pour water up to two little fingers above the beans, boil the water and simmer on low heat for half an hour
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Put the cooked beans into a food processor, add water and stir. Remember, no need to peel.
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Add brown sugar and stir together
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If it's a little dry, add a little more water. Don't add too much water each time. Look, it's all mixed.
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Fry the vegetable oil and bean paste together. If it is not sweet enough, you can add some more brown sugar.
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It will be ready when it is fried and there will be no water left. Let cool.
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Fry 50g glutinous rice flour until slightly brown. It's cake powder.
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This should be step 14: knead the cooled dough into a smooth dough
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For a 50g mold, the ratio of skin to filling is: 30:20
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Wrap the stuffing into the skin
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All wrapped up
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Sprinkle some cake flour into the mold in advance, which is the glutinous rice flour you just fried, to prevent sticking. Then put the wrapped dumplings inside
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One press, one press, and it comes out! (After reading this step, go to 19)
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This should be step 11: Pour 50g of glutinous rice flour, sticky rice flour, rice flour, white sugar, and vegetable oil into a large bowl, and stir in one direction until there are no particles
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This is step 12: Place the large bowl in the pot and steam for 20 minutes. Stir in one direction at about 10 minutes.
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After taking it out of the pan, stir in one direction to form a batter and let cool completely.
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It’s all done
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Let’s take a photo
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Stir it up, then put it all in the refrigerator for half an hour to an hour
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Okay, you can cut it up and eat it.