It's a wide-range omelet
By VicentaLakin
Seeing a moon cake means mid-fall is coming, and this year is the first time I have started making a moon cake. It's a traditional lotus yolk. It's delicious. It's a little hard on the skin. It's better to wait two or three days for oil. Eat
Recipe Recommendations
- Yixiao baking flour 100 grams
- invert syrup 75 grams
- oil 25 grams
- egg yolk of 8
- Lotus paste filling 520 grams
Steps for It's a wide-range omelet
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The mix of syrup and oil is even with the manual omelet2
Add sifted flour3
Pressing a razor and evening it, and wrapping the face with a shampoo for half an hour4
The yolk poached one night with oil, and then put it in the oven for five to eight minutes, and it's 180 degrees up and down5
Split the lantern into a pack of 65 grams each, and then wrap the yolk with the lantern, the spare, the 25 grams of small potion in each of the sequestered pies, wrap the pie in the mooncakes, and crush the shape in the moulds6
Put it in a pre-heat oven, 170 degrees up and down, 10 minutes to bake, take out some egg fluid, and then we'll have another 10 minutes7
You can pack it when you're out8
It'll be better if you wait for two or three days9
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