Cantonese style walnut bean paste mooncake
Overview
The mooncake project was officially launched. Once a year, it seems to have become a routine. I am less and less interested in mooncakes because they are too sweet. In fact, I still want to make all kinds of mooncakes, if there are enough people to eat them. There is such a moon cake book, let’s start with it. Walnut bean paste mooncake, just add a little walnuts to the ready-made bean paste filling. The walnuts have been fried beforehand and taste more fragrant. Dou Sha is an unclaimed abandoned child, so taking her in would save her a lot of trouble. I just don’t know if it is a useful mooncake filling. The bean paste felt very soft, and I was a little worried that it would collapse and crack, but the condition turned out to be fine. Although the cake base was soft, the baking effect was not bad.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Crust: 78g low-gluten flour, 56g invert syrup, 1g alkaline water, 15g corn oil, 8g butter. Filling: 220g red bean paste, 20g walnut kernels. Decoration: appropriate amount of whole egg liquid
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Pour the alkaline water into the syrup and mix well.
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Add corn oil and melted butter,
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Mix well.
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Add flour.
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Mix into a uniform dough,
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Wrap in cling film and let rest for 30 minutes.
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Crush walnuts,
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Add to the bean paste,
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Grasp and pinch evenly.
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Divide the crust and filling into 10 equal parts.
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Take a piece of pie crust and flatten it.
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Add filling.
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Wrap it well and pinch it tightly.
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Place into floured molds,
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According to reality,
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Withdraw.
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Place on baking sheet. Spray water on the surface.
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Put it in the oven, middle layer, raise the heat to 200 degrees, lower the heat to 180 degrees, and bake for about 5 minutes,
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After the surface is set, take it out and brush the surface with egg wash. Return to the oven and bake for about 15-20 minutes.
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When the surface is golden brown, take it out of the oven and let it cool.