Spiral pastry
Overview
I like the layered and crispy texture of the spiral puff pastry! The filling of bean paste, custard, and taro wrapped in salted egg yolk makes this pastry even more delicious! Although there are many steps to make, the feeling of satisfaction when you see the finished product is indescribable!
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Ingredients
Steps
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First, boil the salted duck egg yolk with white wine, then put it on a baking sheet and bake it at 180 degrees for ten minutes
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Here I used homemade red bean paste filling, custard filling and taro filling. Take the bean paste filling and pat it flat and put on the egg yolk
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Wrapped up, the weight of one filling is 40 grams
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All three flavors are packed and ready for later use
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Now make the water-oil crust: 150 grams of all-purpose flour, add 20 grams of powdered sugar and 60 grams of water and mix well with chopsticks
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Mix well until there is no dry powder, add 50 grams of lard and mix well with your hands
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Move to the kneading surface and knead until the film can be pulled out
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Cover with plastic wrap and let rest for half an hour
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Now make the pastry: Pour 120 grams of low-gluten flour and 60 grams of lard into a mixing bowl
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Catch it into a ball with your hands
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Divide into two portions, add 3 grams of red yeast rice powder to one portion, add 4 grams of matcha powder to the other portion, mix evenly, wrap in plastic wrap and let rest for 20 minutes
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Divide the relaxed water-oil skin into 8 equal parts, and divide the two colors of pastry into four equal parts
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Take a piece of watery dough, press it flat and put a matcha puff pastry
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Similarly, take a piece of watery dough and press it flat and put a red yeast dough pastry
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Wrap everything with the seams facing down, cover with plastic wrap and let rest for twenty minutes
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After relaxing, press flat
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Use a rolling pin to roll it out
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Roll up from top to bottom
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Roll everything out, cover with plastic wrap and rest for twenty minutes
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After relaxing, press flat again (remember to hold it upright this time and press flat with the seam facing up)
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Roll it out again
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Roll up from top to bottom
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After rolling everything out, cover it with plastic wrap and let it rest for twenty minutes
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After relaxing, take it out with the seam facing up and cut it into two pieces with a sharp knife
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Flatten with the palm of your hand
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Roll it out with a rolling pin
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Turn over, turn over, turn over (repeat important things) and wrap the filling
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Wrap it with a tiger's mouth, with the seam facing down
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After everything is wrapped, put it into the middle rack of the preheated oven at 180 degrees and bake for 30 minutes. Pay attention to the coloring. When you are satisfied with the coloring, you can cover it with tin foil
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Take it out of the oven and let it cool before eating
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Don’t you like this layered feel? You should try it too!