Purple potato cream cherry mooncake
By VicentaLakin
At the beginning of last year's test of the Peaches moon cake, it's not yet mid-fall yet. In mid-autumn this year, in any case, we cannot act in haste. After careful study of the cranberry moon cakes of Mr. Chestnut, the purple cherry mooncake is available with a slightly modified version of the material at hand. But it's made of a lot of powdered milk and butter that really holds a heart — so much butter, and there's little support for the powder, and this month's cake won't melt? At the moment of encapsulation, there was a sudden answer to the doubt about the power of the roasting fire — that the zero in the fire was not an error or a loss, but a necessity. It's gonna collapse。
Recipe Recommendations
- butter 20 grams
- water 10 grams
- light cream 12 grams
- egg yolk 22 grams
- cake powder 10 grams
- Home-brewed kiwi brandy 5 grams
- salt 0.5 grams
- white bean paste 180 grams
- purple sweet potato powder 15 grams
- milky cherry stuffing 300 grams
- milk fragrance
- baking
- several hours
- simple
Steps for Purple potato cream cherry mooncake
1
Pie
2
Butter mixed with water
3
Add brandy
4
Into white bean sand
5
Smuggle evenly
6
Add light cream and yolk
7
Combination
8
Add salt and pastry
9
Combination
10
Add potato powder
11
Turned into a soft, moderate purple noodle for 20 minutes
12
Split the pie into 10 equals
13
The skin is divided into 10 points
14
Push
15
Pack in
16
Shut up and circle
17
Scrambling in the potato powder, making the top stick a little potato powder
18
Put the sticky head of potato powder in the moon cake model
19
Put it on the desk
20
Strip
21
Rolling up a little water
22
Put it in the oven, top 220 degrees, for five minutes
23
OutPurple potato cream cherry mooncake Make Tips
Noodles need to be soft and moderate, too soft or too hard to bind. Potato powder is adjusted to the softness of the noodle. It is not appropriate to bake for too long, dry surfaces, and then get out of the oven, otherwise the internal butter melts and the mooncake collapses。