Mung bean crisp
Overview
Chinese pastry made of lard has a very good puffing effect.
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Ingredients
Steps
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How to make mung bean filling: 1. Soak mung bean kernels overnight
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Add just enough water to cover the beans, put it into the rice cooker and cook
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Once the beans bloom and the water is absorbed, they are ready (use a quick cooking program for 15 minutes)
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Add an appropriate amount of white sugar, a spoonful of condensed milk, and an appropriate amount of milk (you can taste the amount of sugar later and add it until you like it). Do not add too much milk at a time. If it is too thick, add a little more...
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Use a food processor to beat into a paste (I used a handheld one, so I didn’t pour it out. It just damaged the inner pot a little)
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Place in a non-stick wok, fry until dry and set aside
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Pastry: 60g low flour + 30g lard, mix evenly
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Oil skin: 100g all-purpose flour + 15g sugar + 35g lard + 45g water, mix well
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Put it into a plastic bag and put it in the refrigerator for 30 minutes
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Take it out, roll out the dough, and put the pastry in the middle
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Wrap it up
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Roll out
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Fold it as shown
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Wrap in a plastic bag and place in the refrigerator to rest for 15 minutes before taking it out
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Roll it out again
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Fold
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Place it in the refrigerator to rest for 15 minutes, take it out, roll it out, cut it in the middle and divide it into two halves (I made 2 portions)
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Roll out half of the dough into a thin sheet and spread mung bean filling in the middle
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Wrap it up with the seam facing down
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Cut into small pieces with a sharp knife and place on a baking sheet lined with greaseproof paper
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Brush with egg wash and sprinkle with white sesame seeds
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Put into the preheated oven, 190 degrees, middle rack, for 20 minutes (I did not use a baking thermometer to determine the oven temperature, for reference!!)
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When I took a bite, a lot of residue fell out and it was very crispy~