Su-style ham mooncake filling
Overview
There was a small bowl left of the prepared ham, so I simply used it to make a Soviet-style ham moon cake. Although I never liked eating it, I was too lazy to make the layers of puff pastry. Make up your mind to prepare food and grass first. Sugar accounts for a large part of the Su-style mooncake fillings. Seeing such a large cup of white sugar, I actually wondered if I had made a miscalculation. Check again to make sure it is correct. Reduce the water content by half, as long as it can be held into a ball. If it is too much, the filling will be too soft and difficult to wrap. In fact, the preparation of such fillings is not time-consuming, if not in large quantities. Roll it into round balls smoothly, and then you don’t need to separate the filling, you can use it directly. . . .
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Ingredients: 83 grams of white sugar, 15 grams of white sesame seeds, 5 grams of melon seeds, 5 grams of walnut kernels, 5 grams of pumpkin seeds, 10 grams of dried cherry tomatoes, 10 grams of peanuts, 6 grams of sugar roses, 16 grams of ice meat, 6 grams of halves, 8 grams of maltose, 6 grams of whole eggs, 41 grams of cooked ham, 20 grams of cooked flour, 5 grams of water, 8 grams of corn oil
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Chop all dried fruits and set aside.
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Roast and chop the nuts.
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Pour the dried nuts and diced ham into a bowl and mix well.
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Add ice cubes, rose, sugar, and maltose, mix well.
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Add cooked flour and knead evenly.
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Add oil, whole egg liquid, and mix evenly.
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Add water as appropriate to adjust the filling humidity.
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It can be kneaded into a ball.
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Divide into 10 equal parts, roll into balls and set aside.