Mung bean cake with sesame oil bean paste
Overview
I have always missed my mother’s homemade mung bean cake when I was a child. The preparation at that time was very simple. A pound of mung beans cost a few cents to process into mung bean noodles, then add a little saccharin water, mix well, put it on a drawer cloth, and steam it over high heat. The mung bean cake at that time was so natural that it was so dry that the noodles fell off. But in that era of material scarcity, it was very satisfying to eat this. Nowadays, there are many kinds of mung bean cakes, peeled or unpeeled, with various fillings you like, including honey and sugar. You can add more or less according to your own preferences. It can be said that you have everything. I especially like this mung bean cake made directly from mung bean flour, which is simpler and more convenient. I like sesame oil, so I used sesame oil to make mung bean cakes, which were very popular as gifts for relatives and friends.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare the required ingredients, but forgot to take a picture of the bean paste filling.
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Put the mung bean powder into a steamer and steam for 20-30 minutes until mature;
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If there is no plastic wrap on it, the surface will become crusty (the dripping part will become wet);
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Remove the wet lumps;
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Rub the agglomerated mung bean flour into pieces;
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Then sift it with a sieve. The sieved mung bean flour will be more delicate;
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Dig a small hole on top of the mung bean flour and put in the sugar and cold boiled water;
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Pour in sesame oil;
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Wear disposable gloves and stir evenly;
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If the lumps are large, you can use a coarse mesh to pass through it again (or you can omit it);
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Sprinkle some cooked mung bean flour on the mooncake mold and knock it out, then add part of the mung bean flour and compact it, leaving some space in the middle for filling;
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Put the bean paste filling, spread mung bean flour on top, and compact it;
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Press to release;
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All done;