Thousand-feuille cake with red date and coconut juice
Overview
Cantonese people love to drink morning tea, and one of them is mille-feuille cake. However, although the mille-feuille cake in the restaurant is red date in color, it is not necessarily made of real date paste. It may just be steamed with added pigments and spices. This pastry is actually simple and easy to make. The homemade cake has a strong flavor of date paste and coconut milk, and the real ingredients can be seen.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Preparation materials: 200 grams of water chestnut powder, 250 grams of red dates, washed with water and soaked for one hour.
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Coconut milk, yellow rock sugar.
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Add water to the soaked red dates and place them in a soymilk machine. Stir the rice paste into jujube milk.
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While beating the date pulp, prepare the coconut milk. Pour 100 grams of water chestnut powder into the bowl and stir with the coconut milk.
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Pour in the coconut milk and water chestnut powder and stir until there are no grains.
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Stir the coconut milk and water chestnut powder for a few minutes until there are no lumps.
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Strain the cooked jujube pulp (if you want it to taste better, you need to filter it. If you don’t mind, you can ignore this step).
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After the cooked jujube pulp is slightly warm, you can pour in 100 grams of water chestnut powder (note: it is not easy to stir if you pour the water chestnut powder directly into the freshly cooked jujube pulp, so wait for the jujube pulp to cool before pouring it in and then stirring).
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Boil water in a pot and add steam rack.
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Apply a little oil to the bottom of the stainless steel dish.
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Water chestnut powder slurry mixed with jujube pulp.
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Using a spoon as a measure, spread two spoons of water chestnut powder and jujube pulp on the bottom of the plate, steam over high heat for 5 minutes.
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After 5 minutes, spread the previously prepared water chestnut flour and coconut milk, also in units of two spoons, on the water chestnut flour and jujube milk, and continue to steam for 5 minutes. Repeat these two steps until you have about 7 or 8 layers.
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Let the steamed mille-feuille cake cool.
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Use the mold to make the shape you like.
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Plate and garnish.