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This is the first time I have made Cantonese-style mooncakes. I actually don’t like eating mooncakes because they taste very sweet and greasy. But after making them yesterday, I couldn’t wait to eat one, and I realized that the mooncakes I made are completely different from those outside. When I took the first bite, I wanted to take a second bite. I didn’t want to stop and eat one moon cake and wanted to have a second moon cake. The red bean filling is wrapped with [mochi]. The improved filling is very special. In the past, when I ate mochi, it was delicious when wrapped in crushed peanuts. So I thought of incorporating mochi into Cantonese-style mooncakes. The improved bean paste filling tastes very good and has a chewy texture. When I was making it, I wondered if the mochi would be hard when I ate it the next day, but I ate one immediately after the oil returned. . . The texture is as chewy and tender as freshly made mochi. . When you break the mooncake apart with your hands, the mochi looks like "drawn" mozzarella cheese. The first mooncake I made was a success. I thought it would be difficult to make when I first made it, but it is actually very simple to make. .
