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Making method and proportion of crisp moon cakes

Water-oil skin material:

Ordinary flour 300 grams

65 ml of corn oil (or 90 g of butter)

60 grams of fine sugar

Water 130ml (adjusted according to flour consumption)

Crispy material:

Low powder 180g

60 ml of corn oil

25g lard (30ml corn oil can be used without lard).

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Su-style moon cakes with crispy skin-explain how to make crispy skin in detail.

First of all, mix all the materials for making water-oil skin evenly (if butter is used, melt it before adding it).

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Knead the dough, and knead the dough to a smooth expansion stage after 10 minutes.

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The softness of dough is the key to keep the covering film soft.

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Mix the pastry materials evenly.

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Cover the cake with film to keep it soft.

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Divide the water-oil crust dough, round it in turn, then loosen the cover film, and then divide the pastry dough.

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Press the water-oil skin into a round skin with a slightly thicker center and a slightly thinner periphery, wrap it with pastry, and close the jaws.

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Closing, flattening, and wrapping in turn.

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Roll forward and backward from the middle, not too hard, but both sides must be balanced.

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Roll up gently

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Continue the second rolling, there is no need to relax.

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Roll up gently

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After the second rolling, the covering film will relax 10 minute (it can also be operated according to the actual situation).

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Flatten and roll into a round dough with a little thickness in the middle and a little thickness around it.

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Wrap the prepared green bean paste.

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Red bean stuffing

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Pork stuffing

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Pinch it with a tiger's mouth,

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Put it in the baking tray. Brush the egg liquid and sprinkle sesame seeds on the surface. I prefer plain noodles. Preheat the oven at 200 degrees for 25-30 minutes (or 2 10 degree fire, 190 degree fire).

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After baking, take out the oven and let it cool.

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Eat while it's hot. Crispy skin and fragrant meat. It's delicious, madam.

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Soft bean paste stuffing, crisp skin, excellent match.

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Delicate and sweet lotus seed paste, perfect taste.

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Eating mung bean paste in summer is also good. The green bean paste without skin is brown, and the outside is green. Pigment preservatives must be added.

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Salted egg yolk with lotus seed paste

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Very good snacks.

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You can also nest the two ends and flatten the roll to open it.

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Wrap all kinds of stuffing? Does the skin have layers? All the same, sweet and salty. . .

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skill

The baking temperature should not be too low, because the melting point of butter or lard is relatively low, which causes the oil to melt first and then the water to volatilize, and the finished product is small and not crisp enough.