Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake

Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake

Overview

Mooncakes are all over the world these days. Making Cantonese-style mooncakes or Soviet-style mooncakes is too troublesome, so I was too lazy to make snowskin mooncakes. Used purple sweet potato filling, stir-fried in oil like red bean paste, very delicate. The crust is very elastic, so if you put it in the refrigerator, it will taste better.

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. First make the purple sweet potato filling. Steam the purple sweet potatoes in advance.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 1
  2. Peel the skin and crush it with a spoon into purple sweet potato puree, making it as smooth as possible.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 2
  3. Put an appropriate amount of oil in the wok and heat it up. You can use more oil so that the fried purple sweet potato filling will taste better.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 3
  4. Pour in the purple sweet potato puree, stir-fry briefly, add an appropriate amount of white sugar (outside the amount), stir well, and wait until the oil and sugar are completely absorbed by the purple sweet potato puree.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 4
  5. Next make the ice skin. Mix the flour and sift it once.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 5
  6. Add sugar and mix well.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 6
  7. Then pour in half of the milk and beat with a manual egg beater until there are no dry powder particles.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 7
  8. Add the other half of the milk and mix well.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 8
  9. Pour in the corn oil and stir evenly.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 9
  10. Then wrap it in plastic wrap or tin foil, steam it in a pot of boiling water for about 30 minutes, during which time you can open it to see if it is cooked. After half an hour, you can insert a chopstick into it to check. If there is white powder on the chopsticks, it means it is not cooked yet, so continue steaming.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 10
  11. Take out the steamed dough, stir it with chopsticks, and put it in the refrigerator for half an hour.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 11
  12. Next stir-fry until the hands are powdery. Put the glutinous rice flour into the wok and stir-fry over low heat, stirring constantly with a spatula to avoid burning.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 12
  13. Stir-fry the hand flour until it is good, let it cool and set aside.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 13
  14. Take the refrigerated dough out and knead it into a smooth dough, making sure to fully incorporate the oil into the dough.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 14
  15. Take out a few small pieces of dough (just a little is fine), add your favorite color and knead evenly, set aside.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 15
  16. Divide the remaining dough into small portions of 30g each and roll into balls. Probably divided into 9.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 16
  17. Divide the purple sweet potato puree into small portions of 20g each and roll into balls.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 17
  18. Take a small amount of the dough mixed with pigment, about the size of your pinky fingernail, and press it into the flower piece.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 18
  19. Take a piece of ice-skin dough and flatten it, put a purple sweet potato filling on it, tighten it with a tiger's mouth, and roll it into a round shape.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 19
  20. Then roll it in hand powder and pat off the excess.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 20
  21. Put it into the mooncake mold and press it into a mooncake.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 21
  22. Put the prepared mooncakes in the refrigerator for a few hours to taste better.

    Purple Sweet Potato Snowskin Mooncake step 22