Kidney bean, sesame and peanut cake
Overview
It's Mother's Day, so I'm taking a break, so I make some snacks for my mother at home, which is a little bit of my heart. I remember that when I was a child, my family was very poor. During the holidays, visiting relatives would always send some snacks in gift boxes. When I was a child, I thought it was the most delicious delicacy. I shared it with my brothers and sisters. I was the youngest in the family, and my mother always stole it. I would always leave a few pieces for me, and I always asked my mother to eat one, but my mother said she didn’t like to eat it. At that time, I really thought it was because my mother thought it was too sweet and she didn’t like to eat it. When I grew up, I realized that it was actually my mother who was reluctant to eat it. I spent the whole morning making such a box of shortbread cookies for my mother and delivering it to my mother. When she ate it, she felt sweet in her heart! I want to say: Mom, I love you!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Pastry noodles: 150 grams of flour and 70 grams of oil, mix into a dough 2. Water and oil noodles: 200 grams of flour and 60 grams of oil, mix with appropriate amount of water into a dough, add some salt
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After waking up for 30 minutes, divide into small doses
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Take a piece of water-oil dough and flatten it, wrap a piece of pastry in it, and pinch it tightly
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All wrapped up
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Take a dough, roll it out, and roll it up
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After everything is rolled up, cover it with plastic wrap and let it rest for 10 minutes
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Repeat the previous action for the second time and roll it up again
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Wake up for another 10 minutes
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Use a pressure cooker to cook the white kidney beans, grind them into a puree, add sugar and fry until dry, then add black sesame seeds and crushed peanuts to make the filling
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Pick up a container and flatten it from top to bottom, then add the filling
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All wrapped up
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Place in a baking pan and brush with egg wash
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Sprinkle with black sesame seeds
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Bake in the oven at 180 degrees for 20 minutes