
Ingredients
Plain flour ( 250g ) | Low-gluten flour ( 200g ) |
Pig Oil ( 80g ) | Lard ( 40g ) div> |
Water ( 125g ) | |
Peanuts ( Moderate ) | Sweet Sausage ( appropriate amount ) |
Sesame oil ( appropriate amount ) | Cooked flour ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make Suskin mooncakes

1.Post the material

2. Add sugar to 250g of ordinary flour, add 40g of lard and stir, add 125.g of water, stir and knead by hand into a dough, knead for about 20 minutes (called water and oil dough here)

3. Pour 80g lard into 200g low-gluten flour and stir with chopsticks until almost evenly mixed with your hands.The group is fine.Let both doughs rise for 20 minutes (called Su skin here)

4.Put the big one in water Divide the oil dough into 20 small balls of similar size

5.The same is true for small squid dough Divide into 20 portions

6.First take a piece of dough and roll it into a round shape with a rolling pin p>

7.Put a small piece of dough in the middle

8.Wrap it

9.Tuck the mouth downward

10.Roll it into the shape of ox tongue

11.Roll up, roll up all the rest like this, and wake up for fifteen minutes

12.Take a rolled dough

13. Roll it into a ox tongue shape, roll it up, roll it out again, repeat it twice

14. Roll all the rolls twice and make them into small dough

15. Roll the dough into a round shape and put the filling inside (I made the filling with peanuts and sweet sausage, the peanuts are ready-made and crispy.Cut the sweet sausage into fine cubes, add sesame oil and cooked flour and stir (For a moment) If you like other flavors, make other traps.

16.Wrap it up, pinch it, shape it, put it on a plate, and preheat the oven p>

17.I used some food coloring and stamped it with a mineral water bottle cap.Decorate it, you can leave it out if you don’t like it

18.180 degrees for 35 minutes, each oven temperature varies Same, adjust it yourself

19. Coming out of the oven, the appearance may not be very good, but the skin is very crisp

20.I like to eat crispy skin
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