Recipes tagged "Cooked diced ham"
2 recipes found
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Su-style ham mooncake filling
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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Cantonese ham mooncake
I’ve been thinking about it, whose recipe should I use for ham mooncakes? But I found that it was in the book, and there were so many kinds of mooncakes with ready-made ingredients. So, the mooncake plan completely changed, starting with this ham mooncake. The ham is cooked and diced and has been waiting for just this moment. Fortunately, I was careful enough to leave all the liquid ingredients for later, and added water as a final adjustment. The final result confirmed that this intentional or unintentional approach was extremely correct. Before the water is used up, the filling is almost dry and wet. While going through the next steps, I thought, maybe the water can be completely omitted. If I squeeze the fat for a while, the fat oozing out should be enough to make the filling form a ball. This idea can be left to be verified later in the mooncakes. When I was mixing the stuffing, I felt that the ham seemed to be too little in the total amount, but after it was baked and opened, I saw red diced meat everywhere, and it really wasn't too little. . . .
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