
Ingredients
Invert syrup ( 160g ) | Lishui ( 4g ) |
Corn oil ( 50g ) | All-purpose flour ( 200g ) |
Mung bean paste ( 400g ) | |
Egg (brush surface) ( one ) |
How to make Cantonese-style mung bean paste mooncakes
1.Pour the syrup into a large bowl

2.Add soda water (mix 3g baking soda with 10g water to get the clear liquid), stir well

3.Add corn oil and stir well

4.Sift in the flour

5.Use a spatula to mix until there is no dry powder, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for one hour.Above

6.Weigh the mung bean paste and make 16 25g balls.After the dough is refrigerated, form it into 16 25g balls

7. Put the dough ball Press it thin with your hands and put on the mung bean paste filling

8.Tighten the tiger’s mouth, slowly Knead it well without exposing the filling

9. Sprinkle a little flour after wrapping to prevent sticking, put Put it into the mold and press it flat with your hands

10. First press it on the table without pushing it out.

11.Push it directly onto the baking sheet to avoid moving it twice and deforming it

12. All done, preheat the oven to 180 degrees.After preheating, place the middle layer , bake for 5 minutes first

13.Spray water

15. Bake for another 5 minutes and it’s ready.Let it cool and add 2 more oils.It will be more delicious after three days.If the weather is hot, keep it in the refrigerator for one day.

14. Bake for another 10 minutes, brush with egg wash (one egg yolk, one-third egg white, and a little salt).Brush less, press the brush against the edge of the bowl, and lightly brush the raised patterns.
Tips
I made the invert syrup myself, and mixed the liquid with baking soda.I need to use the clear liquid, otherwise, if I put too much, the mooncakes will lose their shape and have a strange smell.Be sure to use less egg wash.That’s it.Just talk about this.
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