
Ingredients
Low gluten flour (oil crust) ( 100g ) | Lard (oil skin) ( 30g ) |
Sugar (oily skin) ( 20g ) | Water (oily skin) ( 45g ) |
Low-gluten flour (pastry) ( 60g ) | Lard (pastry) ( 30g ) |
Glutinous rice flour (filling) ( 60g ) | Sugar (filling) ( 60g ) |
Corn oil (filling) ( 10g ) | |
Cooked sesame seeds (filling) ( 20g ) | Milk powder (filling) ( 15g ) |
How to make wife’s cake

1. Mix all the ingredients for oil skin, Knead into dough and set aside

2.Mix all the ingredients for the pastry, knead into a ball, and set aside

3.Mix the filling glutinous rice flour and milk powder evenly and set aside

4.Add sugar, water and corn oil into a pot and heat until the sugar melts

5.Add the powder in step 3, add black sesame seeds and stir evenly
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6.Turn on low heat and simmer until thick

7. Boil until the filling does not stick to a spatula, scoop out and cool, divide into eight equal portions and set aside

8. Divide the dough into eight parts evenly, divide the pastry into eight parts evenly, and wrap the pastry with the pastry

9. will Roll the wrapped dough into an oval and roll it up from one end

10.Revolve the previous step Roll out the good dough, fold both sides inward, roll it out again, add the filling, and keep it together for later use

11.Put the wrapped cake embryo into the baking pan and press it flat

12.Flash the previous one Layer a thin layer of egg liquid, and then use a knife to cut two small slits

13. Preheat the oven to 190 degrees , bake for 20 minutes

14.The finished picture is very crispy, so handle it with care p>
Tips
1.The baking time in the oven should be determined according to your own oven.If you are satisfied with the color on the surface, cover it with a layer of tin foil
2.The dough needs time to rise.It is best to make it in order and slow down.After the last dough of the first step is finished, when you do the second step, the first dough will be ready
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