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    A mooncake (simplified Chinese: 月饼; traditional Chinese: 月餅) is a Chinese bakery product traditionally eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival (中秋節). The festival is primarily about the harvest while a legend connects it to moon watching, and mooncakes are regarded as a delicacy. Mooncakes are offered between friends or on family gatherings while celebrating the festival.

  2. 27 Jun 2022 · Fresno ,CA), but as the OP stated, it required heavy modification due to reduced moisture content of honey (changed oil to 40 grams and added 7 grams of water, also kept the 1/4 teaspoon lye water). the dough became workable and I was able to make beautiful moon cakes (though the texture was as expected more flaky). Thank you!

  3. 4 Ogo 2023 · Mooncake Flavours: Less Sugar Red Bean Mooncake, Double Sesame Moon Cake, Salted Mung Bean Moon Cake, Less Sugar Pandan Lotus Mooncake, Less Sugar Pure Lotus Mooncake, Less Sugar Yam Lotus Mooncake. Halal; 6 pieces in one box; Traditionally designed box; Comes with Yu-Ai Limited Paper Bag

  4. In ancient times, mooncakes were a kind of offering to the moon. Over the centuries, these special cakes have become the most popular food of the Mid-Autumn Festival.They are named after the moon goddess (), who is said to make this kind of cake.Chinese: 月饼 yuèbǐng /ywair-bing/ 'moon-cake(s)' Mooncakes are Round or Square Stuffed Pastries

  5. The season of mooncakes is fast approaching again! 🥮 With Mid-Autumn Festival falling on 29th September 2023 this year, it's time to start searching for the best mooncakes in town. For mooncake lovers or those wondering where to get some to gift your loved ones, we've compiled a cheat list for you to stock up on the best ones out there (early bird promos and discounted prices available!).

  6. Just like most auspicious symbols, the mooncake signifies full moon which also refers to prosperity. The roundness of the mooncake represents family togetherness and completeness. ... To make your own cake flour, mix in 200g of all-purpose flour and 40g of cornstarch. Sieve the mixture for at least 3 times to ensure that it is evenly mixed.

  7. 26 Sep 2015 · Knead dough until smooth adding a little cake flour if necessary. Divide into 12 portions of 35g to 40g each. Take a portion of the dough and pat into a circle of about 4 inches (10cm).

  8. 25 Okt 2022 · (1) Both all-purpose flour and cake flour work well. Traditional Cantonese mooncakes use cake flour, which is what is used in this recipe. It yields a very tender dough (easy to work with, but slightly sticky) that yields a beautiful pattern after baking. (2) The single thing that matters most is the ratio of golden syrup to kansui.

  9. 4 Jun 2024 · Attention: The following recipe is based on 7: 3 (filling vs wrapper) for 14 moon cakes around 50g. If you want to use a ratio of 8:2, adjust the ingredients accordingly. And this is based on a 50g moon cake shaping tool. If your egg yolk is too large, divide them into halves and wrap it in two moon cakes.

  10. 9 Sep 2022 · Another popular mooncake filling is lotus seed paste, which is very popular among Cantonese people and what we used in our first ever mooncake recipe.There are also sweet/savory fillings like in our ham and nut mooncakes, and totally savory versions like Shanghainese Xian Rou Yue Bing.. More recently, modern “snow skin” mooncakes made with a mochi-like outer layer have become popular, and ...

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