Mung Bean Shortbread
Overview
The family loves the mung bean shortbread made with homemade oil-free and low-sugar mung bean filling. It is also very convenient to pack into individual small packages. One plate can feed a family for several days~
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Ingredients
Steps
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First make the puff pastry: mix 200g of all-purpose flour and 100g of peanut oil and knead evenly.
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Then make the water-based dough: 200g all-purpose flour, 30g fine sugar, 100g water, and 30g peanut oil. Pour them all together, mix well, and knead into a dough.
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grams of water-oil skin and 8 grams of butter skin. Divide and set aside.
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Take a dough ball and flatten it into a round shape, and place the dough ball in the middle.
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Then wrap it up with the seam facing downwards.
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Sprinkle a little all-purpose flour on the cutting board, use a rolling pin to roll the dough into an oval shape, and then roll it up from top to bottom.
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The rolled dough is again rolled into a long shape using a rolling pin.
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Then roll it up from top to bottom. Once everything is done, cover with plastic wrap and let sit for 15 minutes.
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At this time, divide the filling into 12 grams each and roll into small balls. This is my homemade oil-free, low-sugar mung bean filling.
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Take a piece of rested dough and roll it out.
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Place the mung bean filling in the middle, wrap it up, and seal it downwards.
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Flatten with your hands.
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Place in baking pan. Preheat the oven to 200 degrees in advance, place the baking sheet in the middle of the oven, and bake for 15 minutes.
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Take out, turn the mung bean cake over, put the upper layer on it, and bake in the oven at 200 degrees for another 15 minutes.
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The baked mung bean cake is so crispy that the skin falls off when touched. After cooling, store in a sealed box and be careful to prevent moisture.