It has been quite sometimes in my baking list, since I saw
Happy Flour & Cook.Bake.Love baked this. Finally, I baked this and really
glad on the result. Brought this morning to share with my colleagues, and
received good reviews from them :) Thanks Baking Mum for sharing this recipe
with us.
Not to forget to submit for this month Aspiring Bakers #11:Mid-Autumn Treats (September 2011) hosted by Happy Home Baking.
Source : Baking Mum
360 gr Plain flour
25 gr Custard Powder
1/2 tsp Baking Soda
220 gr Butter (salted)
50 gr Shortening
50 gr Icing sugar1/2 tsp Vanilla essence / extract
1/2 tsp Ammonium Bicarbonate (I skipped this)
1 Egg
Walnut for decoration
Filling:
800 gr Lotus Paste
Some walnut, toasted and chop (optional)
2 Egg Yolks + 1 Tbsp Water
Methods:
Prepare the skin pastry in advance (prefer one day in
advance or few days):
1. Cream sugar, shortening, butter, vanilla and ammonium together until
slightly white (slow speed first then change to high speed).
2. Gradually add in egg, beat until incorporated.3. Lastly add in sifted flour, custard powder and baking soda to knead into a dough (don’t mix too long). Leave dough in fridge overnight or for a few days.
Mooncake making:
1. Preheat oven to 160C
2. Take out dough from the fridge and divide into portions
of 20 gr each.
3. Divide fillings about 20 gr each
4. Wrap fillings into dough and decorate with walnut.
5. Apply egg wash and bake for 10 mins. Take it out and
leave it out for about 10 mins, then apply egg wash again. Bake for another 15
mins.
Yields : 36-40 pcs
i like eat yr moon cake,nice!
ReplyDeleteMissed your post, busy with your work? Wishing you and your family have a joyful Mid-Autumn Festival! :)
ReplyDeleteKeep this recipe and will try only next year, hehehe! 中秋节快乐!
ReplyDeleteDG, you made moon cake too! I'm too lazy to make my own because my family don't really like to eat. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteI also baked this ^_^
ReplyDeleteWishing you and family happy mid-autumn festival ^_^
Cute little walnut mooncake. Happy Mooncake Festival to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteHi Doris, just in time to say Happy Mid-Autumn Festival to you and family. This looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteEileen@Hundred Eighty Degrees
they look kinda cute too! Happy mooncake festival to you!!
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ReplyDeleteWalnut Mooncake sounds interesting! I bet it was so good.
ReplyDeleteHappy Mid-Autumn Festival to you and your family :)
hi Doris, i never try this type of mooncake before - yours look yummy
ReplyDeletethks for sharing
happy Mid Autumn Festival to u :)
Happy Mid Autumn Festival Doris! Love those Walnut moocakes you made. ;)
ReplyDeleteLooks very tasty! Happy Mid-Autumn Festival to you and family!
ReplyDeleteDoris, these look cute and yummy.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for your greetings and sorry that I missed the chances to visit & greet some of you these days.
ReplyDeleteTracy, sure, please help yourself :)
Happy Flour,
Thank you, yes ... now I busy with houseworks :) my helper went back for good, so no helper at the moment :(
Sonia,
You should try this, I'm sure you & your family will like it :)
Min,
Ya ... I'm getting lazy too, only this I made for this one. I recommend you to try this next year, maybe your family will like it, as this is different type of mooncake, which I found it has the right combination of salt & sweet, so not too sweet like other mooncake.
Neyeeloh,
ReplyDeleteI saw it, yours look really good. :)
ICook4Fun,
Hehehee thank you. I got extra dough, but lazy to bake extra tray, so ... anyhow made it like pineapple tarts :) to squeeze fitting the tray.
Eileen, Lena, Edith, Honey Bee, SSB & YummyBakes,
Thank you for all your nice comments.
Yummylittlecooks & Alice,
They are look funny but taste very good. You all should try when the time is allowed :) No regret, easy to make than normal traditional mooncake.
Wow! I like these too very easy for my lazy style, no need to do all in a day. So cute n tasty.
ReplyDeleteHahaha .... muimui, you sure will like in making this, it's similar method like making pineapple tarts :)
ReplyDeletei love walnut, when i have time i must try it out, it looks sooooo tasty
ReplyDeleteThese walnut pastries looks super-yummy! With buttery pastries, I think they would taste better than the traditional mooncakes.
ReplyDeleteHi, if I dont want to use shortening, do I have to replace it with something else? If yes, in what amount? Thanks for your help!
ReplyDeleteNormally in making cake or cookies, you can substitute shortening with butter/margarine. But for making mooncakes, I'm not too sure whether you can use it. For sure, texture will be slightly different for your mooncakes, if you substitute it.
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