
Health benefits
Red bean paste: low protein
Ingredients
Oil leather material ( ) | Medium powder ( 240g ) |
Lard ( 83 grams ) | White sugar ( 45 grams ) |
Water ( 90 grams ) | Pastry ingredients ( ) |
Medium flour ( 185g ) | Lard ( 95 ) |
Red bean paste ( about 550 grams ) |
How to make red bean cake

1.Pour the oil dough ingredients into the bread machine barrel and knead until the dough is smooth and soft.Wake up for half an hour.

2. Knead and mix the pastry ingredients by hand until they can form a ball.Wake up for half an hour.

3.Weigh the prepared bean paste, each is 20 grams.

4. Divide the dough into 16 grams each and the pastry into 10 grams each.

5. Flatten the dough and wrap it in the pastry.

6. Flatten the bag mouth downward.

7.Use a rolling pin to shape into the shape as shown.

8.Roll up from top to bottom

9. Complete steps 5.6.7.8 in sequence.Arrange them one by one.

10.Take the volume that is made first, and start the following steps from the first one, so that you can Wake up while doing it.Copy into the shape shown in the figure.

11.Roll up from top to bottom

12.The rolled ones are also rolled first and done first.

13.Press down from the middle of the roll

14. Flatten the roll edge downward

15.Thinly wrapped into red bean paste

16.Use the tiger’s mouth to close the circle

17. Wrap and press into an oblate shape in turn, it will expand during the baking process

18. Preheat the oven, put it in the middle layer, and set it to 170 degrees for about 30 minutes.Just wait until the crust is slightly colored

19.Bake it and eat it immediately with a crispy skin, one layer The layers of pastry have the unique aroma of lard.

20. Let it cool and seal it in a fresh-keeping bag.If you eat it the next day, it will taste like the commercially available one..
Tips
The crust of this recipe is suitable for mung bean cakes or other pies, and the puffiness is particularly obvious.
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