Ice mooncake
By VicentaLakin
Every mid-fall before and after, I look forward to returning home quickly, to the full moon with my family, and to the joy of being reunited. And what excites me is the traditional specialty food for the Mid-Autumn Festival, the moon cake. In the north, the classic Penang is my favorite. It is made of white sesame, guacamole, raisin, sugar, pasta and soufflé, which are made of pie skins, wrapped in a modulation, made of moon cakes, then baked in the oven. It's delicious, too. However, traditional monthly bread oil and sugar are high-calorie foods, and increasing attention is being paid to the nutrition of monthly cakes and innovations in the production process. I couldn't resist such a high tide of mooncake, out of love for food, and I started research on mooncake. Every attempt from the moon cake to the skin, lasting for hours, is a test of self-resistence. Making, taking pictures, writing microblogging, writing recipes, and continuing from before to after the festival may not be the best ice lunar cakes made by cooks, but it is absolutely heartful. I sincerely hope that my method will enable most people to eat delicious ice-fried mooncakes. The ice cream cakes are relatively simple, do not need to be baked, and the production tools are easier to prepare. As long as the raw materials are ready, you can make fun mooncakes。
Recipe Recommendations
- glutinous rice flour 50g
- sticky rice flour 35g
- Chengfen 20g
- powdered sugar 50g
- butter 20g
- milk 150g
- Homemade purple potato filling 200g
- Homemade bean paste filling 200g
- matcha powder appropriate amount
- dried roses 12 flowers
- olive oil appropriate amount
- sweetening
- steamed
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Ice mooncake

1
Prepare ice sheet material
2
Get ready for homemade potatoes and soy sauce
3
Melt the butter and cool it off
4
The rose petals are torn apart
5
Sifting rice powder, sticky rice powder, powdered powder, sugar powder across the basin
6
Add milk to the noodle basin and mix it with chopsticks
7
Join the melted butter and continue to mix it with butter
8
I'll put the powder in place for 30 minutes
9
Put the powder cover in the steam pan for 20-25 minutes after the fire breaks
10
When it's ready, it's cool and smooth
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Split the noodles and so forth into three, one of which will rub the tea powder in full. Medium
12
A nice tea noodle
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One with the broken petals of roses gravitated
14
Nice rose noodles
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take 20 g pasta and make a circle
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30 g of mashed potatoes and red bean sand to be used in a circle
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Powder's on the ice sheet
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Push the noodle down gently, press the pie down with the left thumb. Out
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after closing up, it's a 50-g circle
20
There's a thin layer of olive oil in the moon cake model
21
Put the wrapped pasta in the moon cake model
22
Put the moon cake on the board and press a few
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The mooncakes are out, and the beautiful, delicious ice-covered ones are ready
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Done
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DoneIce mooncake Make Tips
1. When making the snow skin, some people use odorless vegetable oils like corn oil, but personally I think using butter tastes more delicious. 2. The steaming time for the flour batter depends on the quantity; if the amount is large, the steaming time can be appropriately extended. 3. You can also add fruit powder, cocoa powder, or other powders to the snow skin, depending on your personal taste. 4. I use a 50g mooncake mold, with 20g of snow skin and 30g of filling. This ratio results in a mooncake with a thin skin and a large filling, but the skin is relatively easy to break. You can also adjust the ratio according to your personal preference. 5. You can also prepare a small amount of cooked glutinous rice flour to sprinkle inside the mooncake mold to prevent sticking.