
Ingredients
Water and oil skin part ( : ) | All-purpose flour ( 100g ) |
Lard ( 10g ) | Soft white sugar ( 20g ) |
Water ( 45 grams ) | Whole egg liquid ( 10 grams ) |
All-purpose flour (90g) | |
Lard ( 50g ) | Filling part ( : ) |
Glutinous rice flour ( 35g ) | Marshmallow ( 30g ) |
Corn oil ( 20g ) | Clear water ( 20 grams ) |
White sesame seeds ( Appropriate amount ) |
How to make wife cake

1. Mix water, oil and sugar evenly and heat.

2. After it boils, immediately pour in the glutinous rice flour and stir evenly.

3. Add the white sesame seeds to the mixed glutinous rice dough and mix evenly.

4.After the filling is made, let it cool and set aside.

5. First make the water and oil crust: mix the water, sugar, lard and whole egg liquid evenly.Add flour and mix evenly in a crosswise pattern.

6. Knead into a smooth dough.

7. Make the pastry: Stir the lard and flour together to form a dough.

8. Cover the kneaded water-oil dough and pastry dough with plastic wrap and let them rise for 20 minutes.

9. Divide the 2 portions of proofed dough into small doughs of equal grams.Roll the water-oil dough into dough and wrap the pastry.

10. Roll the wrapped dough into an oval shape.Roll up from top to bottom.

11. After rolling everything, cover it with plastic wrap and let it rise for 20 minutes.

12. Continue to roll into an oval shape with the seal facing up.

13. Roll it up from top to bottom, cover it with plastic wrap and continue to proof for 20 minutes.

14. Press the middle of the proofed dough.

15. Gather both sides and roll them into dough.

16. Divide the glutinous rice filling into small balls of equal grams and put them on the dough to wrap them up.

17.Use a knife to make 2 slits on the dough, brush with egg wash and sprinkle with white sesame seeds embellishment.

18. Bake in the oven at 180 degrees for 20 minutes.
Tips
Corn oil or other vegetable oils can also be used instead of lard.
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