
Health benefits
Butter: low in protein
Eggs: nourishing blood
Ingredients
Low-gluten flour ( 230g ) | Milk powder ( 60g ) |
Butter ( 150 Grams ) | Eggs ( 50 grams ) |
Sugar ( 20 grams ) | Salt ( 3 grams ) |
Matcha powder ( 13g ) | White bean paste ( 400 grams ) |
Monascus powder ( 4 grams ) | Black sesame seeds ( 5 grams ) |
How to make watermelon mooncakes

1.Watermelon mooncakes are low-calorie mooncakes

2.After eating, you can exercise with your baby for about 10 minutes to burn off the calories you just ate, which is very healthy.

3. Melt the butter at room temperature in advance, add sugar and salt, and beat with an electric egg beater until the color changes.shallow.

4. Add the whole eggs in 3 batches and continue to beat until all the eggs are absorbed and melted, and the butter volume expands.

5. Sift in the low-gluten flour and milk powder, stir evenly with a spatula, and knead into a dough.

6.Take half of the dough, add matcha powder and knead it into a green dough.

7. Divide the green dough into 18 grams each, and divide the primary color into 12 Grams of dough are available for later use.

8. Add red yeast rice powder and black sesame seeds to the white bean paste filling, and mix into a ball to make a red core..

9. Divide the red core into 25g filling cores, roll into balls and set aside.

10.Take a piece of plain dough, press it into a round shape, wrap it with a filling core, and roll it into a round shape spare.

11.Take another green dough and wrap the original color dough filling evenly.

12.Use a bowl, add matcha powder to water and mix thoroughly, use a brush to outline the cake embryo.

13. Preheat the oven in advance, set the upper and lower heat to 170 degrees, and bake for 15 minutes.

14.It’s out
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