
Ingredients
Flour ( 220g ) | Inversion syrup ( 150g ) |
槧Water ( 4g ) | Corn oil ( 50g ) |
Strawberry filling ( 225g ) | Pineapple filling ( 175g ) |
Egg yolk liquid ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make fruit-filled mooncakes

1. Prepare materials.

2. Stir in the same direction by hand for two minutes, then add the syrup to the evenly stirred syrup medium, stir well.

3.Add corn oil and stir by hand until emulsified and fine.

4.Add sifted flour.

5. Mix well with a rubber spatula, and then put the prepared pie crust dough into a fresh-keeping bag , let it rest for an hour.

6. Divide the filling into a 25g small dough and divide it into 16 pieces.Also divided into 25 grams, the dough is divided into 16 pieces.

7.First flatten the pie crust into a round shape and add the filling

8.Adopt the tiger's mouth to close the circle

9.Wrap the filling completely.

10.Pour some flour into the mooncake mold, and then pour out the excess flour.

11. Roll the wrapped mooncake embryo in the flour and pat off the excess flour.Place into mold.

12. Press the mold gently to the bottom.After the mold spring is automatically released, pick up the mold.

13. Make 16 pieces in turn and preheat the oven to 175 degrees.

14. Use a small watering can before baking to lightly spray a little water mist on the mooncakes to prevent the mooncakes from baking.It dried out too much and cracked when baked.

15. After the oven is preheated, put the baking sheet into the oven and bake the middle layer at 170 degrees.Bake for eight minutes over high and low heat.

16. Brush a thin layer of egg wash on the pattern of each cake.

17. After rinsing the egg liquid, put it into the oven again and continue baking at 170 degrees for 12 minutes.

18. Leave it for two or three days to recover the oil and taste better.
Tips
The oven temperature of each oven is different.The baking temperature is for reference only.The mooncake mold I used is 50 grams.
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