How to draw the case on the moon cake?

The pattern on the moon cake is drawn as follows:

First, use the moon cake mold.

1. Prepare the moon cake mold and make the moon cake skin: First, prepare a moon cake mold and choose your favorite pattern or pattern. These molds can generally be bought in baking shops or online. Make mooncake skins according to your favorite mooncake recipes. Rub the dough into small balls and flatten it slightly to fit the size of the mold.

2. Put it into the mold for demoulding: put the mooncake skin into the mold, and then gently press it with your finger or stick to ensure that the pattern is clearly visible. Carefully take the moon cake out of the mold, and you will see that beautiful patterns have been printed on it.

Second, hand-painted patterns

1. Prepare mooncake skins and fillings, and choose colors: make mooncake skins and fillings according to your recipes. Make sure that the mooncake skin has been rolled into balls. If you want to use different colors of fillers, get ready. You can add food coloring to the stuffing.

2. Hand-painted patterns and assembly of moon cakes: put the moon cake skin on a flat surface and hand-painted the patterns with food pigments or pigments. You can draw the details with a fine brush, bamboo stick or toothpick. Wrap the stuffing in the moon cake skin, and wrap the moon cake to ensure that the pattern inside the moon cake is visible.

3. Bake moon cakes and enjoy them after cooling: Bake the moon cakes until golden brown according to your recipe. Mooncakes can be eaten when they are cold. Creating your own beautiful moon cake patterns can increase the fun of making moon cakes and add special flavor to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival.

What does the moon cake stand for?

1, Reunion and affection: Mooncakes are usually eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival family reunion, so it represents family reunion and affection. In this festival, people share moon cakes with their families to express their thoughts and feelings for their loved ones.

2. Gratitude and prayer: Mid-Autumn Festival is a time of gratitude. People usually taste moon cakes carefully and feel their happiness. Moon cakes are also often used as a symbol of prayer. People will make good wishes and hope that their families will be happy and healthy.

3. Bright future and cultural inheritance: The outer layer of moon cakes is often decorated with exquisite patterns, representing a bright future. People pursue happiness, health and prosperity in the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the patterns of moon cakes also reflect these wishes.

4. Cultural inheritance, harmony and unity: Moon cakes are a part of China culture, bearing hundreds of years of history and tradition. Making and eating moon cakes is helpful to inherit and develop China's cultural values and customs. Moon cakes are usually round, symbolizing harmony and unity. On the Mid-Autumn Festival, people emphasize the harmony of family, community and country, and hope that people can live in harmony.