
Health benefits
Butter: low protein, low protein
Ingredients
Snow Mei Niang ( The following are all Snow Mei Niang materials ) | Glutinous rice flour ( 120g ) |
Starch ( 36g ) | White sugar ( 40g ) |
Water ( 140g ) | Corn oil ( 30g ) |
Oil leather (The bottom is all oil leather material) | Butter ( 100g ) |
All-purpose flour ( 250g ) | Water ( 100g ) |
Sugar ( 15g ) | Pastry ( The bottom is all pastry material ) |
Low-gluten flour ( 200g ) | Butter ( 100g ) |
Salted egg yolk ( 20 pieces ) | Red bean paste ( 300g ) |
Sesame ( appropriate amount ) | Egg yolk ( a ) |
How to make Snow Meiniang Egg Yolk Cake

1. Coat the salted egg yolk with a layer of white wine, preheat the oven and bake at 180 degrees for 5 minutes

2.Soften the butter, mix the oil crust and pastry ingredients, cover with plastic wrap and let rise for 20-30 minutes.During this period, you can roll the red bean paste into a ball
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3. Red bean paste wrapped in salted egg yolk

4.Mix the Snow Meiniang ingredients, sieve the batter to make it taste better, boil the water, and steam over medium-low heat for about 20 minutes.Divide into 20 portions

5. At this time, you have woken up.Divide the dough into 20 portions.Then wrap the pastry with the oil skin, with the opening facing down.Cover with plastic wrap and let it rest for about 20 minutes

6.Xue Mei Niang rolls it out thinly and wraps it up Red bean paste

7.After the dough has risen, roll it out into strips

8.Roll up
9. Cover with plastic wrap and let it rest for 15 minutes, then fold it in half and roll it out thinly, then fold it in half and roll it out again
10.Wrap Snow Mei Niang and coat with egg yolk and sesame seeds
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11.Preheat, heat up and down to 165 degrees for 30 minutes

12.It’s out!
Tips
The butter can be replaced with corn oil, but the amount should be less, one-tenth less.
Snow Mei Niang is very sticky, so it is best to cover the rolling pin with a layer of plastic wrap before rolling, so that it will not stick
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