Spades with ice-cream mooncakes
By VicentaLakin
This is the first time I've made a moon cake, or an ice skin, and really, I didn't eat an ice moon cake, and I used to eat a lunar moon cake, and my husband said that it was too sweet for Mid-Autumn, and I thought to say that it was too sweet for someone to make ice skin on the Internet, and that if I hadn't succeeded in buying another one of my own, I would have bought it, and my friend came back to Australia and asked her to bring it to me. Oh, so I bought the material the day before mid-Autumn, and I was excited to start making ice skins, saying I made 40, saying that I had spent three hours making it, saying that it was good to eat, soft, ice, microsweet, that I was the result. I'm sorry. And then you put the rest of the incubation directly into lovely graphics, and the little ones like to say. But I had a problem. I ate cold-skinned mooncakes on mid-autumn night. That tasted bad. What's the problem? And until this morning I evaporated the remaining ice skin, and it was soft, and oozing, and I was touched, and it was my favorite taste and taste, and it was a little disappointing for mid-fall and fall-night eaters, and they ate a little hard skin。
Recipe Recommendations
- purple potato two
- walnut appropriate amount
- almond appropriate amount
- sticky rice flour appropriate amount
- glutinous rice flour appropriate amount
- orange Pink appropriate amount
- milk 500 ml
- cake powder appropriate amount
- sugar appropriate amount
- salt appropriate amount
- sweetening
- steamed
- an hour
- simple
Steps for Spades with ice-cream mooncakes

1
Potatoes evaporate and make mud, walnuts and almonds with salt, and other materials are ready
2
These are the rice powder, the sticky powder, the orange powder. The scale is 3:1 for a bowl
3
Add milk. I use my daughter's milk powdered milk
4
It'll cool in 20 minutes, depending on the amount of time
5
When you're steaming, you'll be able to prepare the cassava doubles for the fall
6
I put pastry on my hands, I put a skin into a circle, bigger than a potato ball, like a picture
7
Modulars, pressure. Success
8
All right
9
We're set
10
They're for the kids, and the pecan and the apricot