Fresh meat mooncakes
Overview
The Mid-Autumn Festival is not far away. Seeing everyone making moon cakes, how can I not resist this scene? Fresh meat mooncakes are my family's favorite. I remember the last time I made them, the skin was a bit dry, but the fillings were well mixed, so the taste was still recognized by my family. I believe that many people especially like to eat fresh meat mooncakes. Anyway, my family is a meat-eating person. For mooncakes, fresh meat is definitely the first choice. This time I made 15 pieces, and they were not very big. I can eat 1 to 2 pieces at a time.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Adjust the meat filling: add all the seasonings;
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Use chopsticks to beat evenly and vigorously. The beat must be in one direction. After finishing, feel the saltiness. If it feels bland, add a little salt;
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Knead the oily skin and puff pastry well, wrap the oily skin and puff pastry in plastic wrap, and let them rise for 15 minutes at the same time;
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Divide 18 grams of water-oil crust and 12 grams of pastry into small portions, a total of 15 portions;
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Wrap the watery dough into the pastry, slowly push the dough, turn and pinch to tighten;
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Place with the seam facing down and cover with plastic wrap to prevent air drying;
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Use a rolling pin to roll the dough into a long tongue shape;
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Roll up gently;
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Flatten it and roll it into a long tongue shape. Try to make it as long as possible. The longer it is, the more layers it will have;
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Roll up again and relax for 15 minutes;
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Fold in half as shown in the picture, press down in the middle with your thumbs, and pinch both ends tightly;
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Roll into a round shape with the seam facing down;
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Flatten the dough, roll it out, and fill it with meat filling;
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Arrange it into a round shape, press it flat, and use chopsticks to lightly dip the red base into three red dots;
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Preheat the oven to 180 degrees and bake for 25 minutes;