White bean paste mooncake
Overview
How to cook White bean paste mooncake at home
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Ingredients
Steps
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Soak white kidney beans in water for eight hours
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After soaking, peel the skin
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Fill a pot with water and cook over high heat until soft.
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Boil the white kidney beans until soft and blend them into a puree using a blender
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Add the powdered sugar to the pot in three batches and stir-fry evenly over low heat
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Stir-fry the water in the white kidney beans and stir-fry until the white bean paste forms a ball
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Prepare the raw materials for the dough
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Stir the water and maltose evenly
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Then pour in the corn oil and mix well
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Add sifted flour and start kneading the dough
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Wrap the kneaded dough in plastic wrap and let it rest for 30 minutes
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After the dough has risen, divide the fillings into 3:7 proportions and knead them into even balls
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The preparations for the little ball are ready
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Press the dough into a thin round shape by hand
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Place the kneaded white bean paste balls on the dough and wrap them up
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The wrapped ball is cute, right
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Use a mold to press it into the shape you like
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Spray an appropriate amount of water with a watering can and place it on the baking sheet
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Preheat the oven to 180 degrees for 20 minutes, then place the mooncakes on the middle shelf of the oven and bake for five minutes at 200 degrees
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After baking for five minutes, take it out and spread it evenly with egg yolk liquid. Place it in the middle rack of the oven and bake at 200 degrees for 10 minutes
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It’s so exciting to admire the mooncakes being baked
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My precious white bean paste mooncake is finally out
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I really feel that I am very happy and worthwhile on the road of baking newbies
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Mooncakes are even more perfect when eaten when the moon is full
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What a happy thing it is to have a refreshing fruit plate, fresh blueberry juice, interesting snacks, and sweet and delicious white bean paste mooncakes when the whole family gathers together to enjoy the full moon!