Mango Pancake
Overview
This popular Hong Kong-style dessert, Mango Pancake, has a bright color and a fresh and sweet taste. To learn more about the food production process illustrated with pictures and texts, you can follow the WeChat public account Ningyousiwei, where new recipes will be released every week!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Melt the butter over water and set aside.
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Pour pure milk into a stainless steel basin.
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Take another bowl and pour powdered sugar.
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Add more flour.
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Add cornstarch again.
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Add eggs to another bowl and beat until fully mixed.
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Sift all flour into milk.
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Mix well.
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Sift the evenly mixed batter into the whole egg liquid to make the batter more delicate and without grains.
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Mix well.
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Take a small bowl and pour a small amount of batter.
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Pour the melted butter into a small amount of the batter. At this time, the butter will float in a ball.
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Use a hand mixer to stir the butter into the batter.
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Pour a small amount of batter back into the remaining batter.
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The batter for making pancake is ready.
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Making the pie crust is very important. You must use a non-stick pan. Preheat the pan in advance. Do not add oil. Then quickly scoop a spoonful of batter into the pan. Turn the pan before the batter solidifies so that the batter is spread evenly into a circle. Turn to low heat and bake. You will see bulging bubbles and steam. If the edges of the pie crust rise, it means it is cooked.
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The edge of the pie crust is raised, and the pan is turned downward. The pie crust will fall out automatically. It is best to lay a piece of oil paper on the table to absorb the oil. Flatten the pie crust without wrinkles. Make the remaining pie crusts in sequence. You can make about 8 pieces according to my recipe.
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There is a lot of grease on the freshly baked pie crust. Don't rush to wrap it up. Wrap the pie crust tightly with parchment paper and put it in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes to allow the parchment paper to absorb part of the oil.
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While it's refrigerated we can prepare the filling, starting with the mangoes.
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Cut the mango in half and take out the core.
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Use a knife to score a square pattern on the mango and gently turn it upward to dice the mango.
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Place roughly sized mango cubes into a bowl and set aside.
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Pour an appropriate amount of whipping cream into a basin and beat it with an electric egg beater. The whipping cream from France I chose is very easy to whip.
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Take one piece of pie crust, smooth side down and rough side up.
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Use a spatula to take some cream and place it in the middle of the crust.
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Add a few cubes of mango.
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Cover with cream and mango with the crust side down.
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To make the crust stick, spread some butter around it.
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Continue to pack.
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The final wrapped look looks like a small yellow pillow.
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When serving, cut in half with a knife.