Sakura cake🌸
Overview
Live up to the spring scenery and live up to the delicious food, April cherry blossoms 🌸 season, in a blink of an eye, it becomes a pink memory. The cherry blossoms bloom on the tenth day, and it is not worth going around the flowers for a thousand days. Keep the memories with delicious food, make cherry blossom sauce, and then have cherry blossom cakes, crispy Crispy outer skin, soft flower filling... Unfortunately, I mixed black sesame seeds into the cherry blossom filling, which covered up the original color of the cherry blossom sauce. However, the aroma of cherry blossoms is still there, friends, please share it together😄🌸🍩
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Ingredients
Steps
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Mix the pastry dough and water-oil dough separately, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 30 minutes
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Prepare the filling materials, stir-fry the glutinous rice flour, stir-fry and grind the black sesame seeds into powder, and prepare the cherry blossom sauce in advance
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Mix together
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Divide into 8 portions
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Divide the watery skin and puff pastry into 8 portions
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Take a dough ball and flatten it, wrap it in the dough ball, and use your left and right hands to wrap it up
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The wrapped pastry dough should be closed with the edge facing down
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All wrapped up
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Roll into ox tongue shape
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Roll up
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Make everything ready with the seams facing up, cover with plastic wrap and let rest for 15 minutes
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Roll it out again
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Roll up from one end
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Roll everything up, cover with plastic wrap and let rest for 20 minutes
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Fold both ends toward the middle
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Roll into discs
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Add cherry blossom filling
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Wrap it well, with the seam facing down
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Once everything is done, place it on the baking sheet and flatten it slightly
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Brush with egg wash and sprinkle with white sesame seeds
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Preheat the oven to 160 degrees, middle rack, for 20 minutes
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Baked Sakura Mochi
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The outside is crispy and the flower filling is fragrant and glutinous
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"On the tenth day of the year, cherry blossoms bloom deliberately, but it's not worth walking around the flowers for a thousand days." Food retains memories, and life is still beautiful