Lobster Mooncake
By VicentaLakin
A month's cake in red, resting at home today, buying two pounds of crawfish in the kitchen, peeling out half a pound of shrimp, and putting a little pork mud on the ground
Recipe Recommendations
- lard 35g
- acaroid 115g
- warm water 50g
- sugar 10g
- crayfish 900g
- pork paste 90g
- ginger slices 3 tablets
- oyster sauce 1 scoop
- salad oil appropriate amount
- soy sauce 1 scoop
- salt a little
- cooking wine 2 tablespoons
- sesame oil 1 teaspoon
- soy sauce 2 tablespoons
- chicken powder Half a teaspoon
- low powder 100g
- salty and fresh
- roast
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Lobster Mooncake

1
Little lobster washes the water
2
Take the cold water
3
Go to the head and get the meat, and remove the intestines
4
I'm afraid it's all fried, a little saladed ginger in the pot, a little crawfish meat, a little wine, raw smoke, salt, platinum, sugar, a little fragrance
5
Pork slurry is also spicy
6
Combining pork mud with lobster
7
Put the oily material in the toaster bucket and... Noodles
8
Noodle must come out of the film. Take it out
9
Soothing material in the basin
10
If you think it's too soft, you can put it in the fridge for a while
11
Split the aqueous pellets into 10 equals, soothing for more than half an hour, and make sure they have a skin cover. Okay
12
Pick up a tarp pelt and wrap it up
13
I'll wrap them all up. There'll be 10 loose ends
14
Take a squirming strip
15
Roll it up slowly, 10 of them do the same thing, 20 minutes of dyslexia all the way
16
Take another roll and change direction
17
It's 20 minutes of dyslexia
18
Take a nice, loose roll, two heads in the middle
19
Squeeze the guacamole and put in a proper amount of crawfish
20
Hold on tight
21
Put it on the grill. I also printed a pattern with an eight-angled red color
22
Put it in the oven, 180 degrees, about 20 minutes
23
Completed ChartLobster Mooncake Make Tips
Season the filling to your taste; if you prefer a spicy and numbing flavor, feel free to add some chili oil or Sichuan pepper oil! I am aiming for the traditional flavor of Suzhou-style fresh pork mooncakes. When letting the dough rest, be sure to cover it with plastic wrap to prevent it from drying out and hardening, otherwise it will be difficult to work with.