Friday 6 August 2010

Dragon Fruit Savoury Bean Fruit Fragance Pingpi Mooncakes













Ingredient for skin:
A: (sieved together)
80g commercial koh fun
30g cooked cornflour
30g icing sugar

B:
30g shortening
30g liquid glucose
125-150ml water

C:
1 tbsp mango filling (from bakery marts)
1 tsp mango essence

D:
1 tbsp strawberry filling (from bakery marts)

Dragon fruit lotus paste filling:
E:
100g white lotus paste (refer to pg. 23)
20g dragon fruit pulp (mashed, strained out juice)

Savoury green bean paste filling:
F:
150g split skinless green beans (soaked)
1 tbsp plain flour
1 tbsp cornflour

G:
50ml-75ml oil
4 shallots (sliced)

H:
20g white sugar
1 tsp salt

Utensil needed:
Mooncake mould

Method:
1. For skin: Combine ingredient (A) and ingredient (B) together. Knead into a dough, divide into two parts.
2. To the first part of no. (1), add in ingredient (C), knead well. To the second part of no. (1), add in ingredient (D), knead well. Cover and rest both dough for one hour or keep chilled overnight.
3. Dragon fruit lotus paste filling: Stir ingredient (E) in a wok over low heat till paste leaves the side of the wok. Remove paste, cool well. Scale at 25 grams portions, shape into rounds, set aside.
4. Savoury green bean paste filling: Place drained beans of ingredient (F) into a pot. Add in some water to cook till beans have softened. Cool well, add in remaining ingredient (F), blend together, pass paste through a sieve.
5. Heat wok with oil from ingredient (G). Saute sliced shallots till fragrant. Remove fried shallots but keep remaining oil in the wok. Add in no. (4) and ingredient (H). Fry over low heat till paste leaves the side of the wok. Add in the fried shallots. Remove paste to cool.
6. Scale no. (5) at 45 grams portions, shape into rounds, flatten and wrap in no. (3).
7. Roll out both dough of no. (2). Place flattened mango dough on top of flattened strawberry dough. Next roll out flat once more, make into a Swiss roll. Slice at 80 grams each.
8. Take a piece of no. (7), flatten the top part (to give it a design), wrap in no. (6), dust with koh fun. Place into mould, press and dislodge imprinted mooncake. Repeat process.

Note: This recipe is for mooncake mould that can hold 150 grams. Always work on the ratio of 50% skin weight, 50% filling weight.

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11 comments:

wenn said...

wow, i love it!

Y3K food & travel said...

Tq

shan said...

请问什么是熟玉米粉?和玉米粉有什么分别?

sushi said...

Hi,

Would like to ask,

1) How do you cook the cornflour?

2) For step 4, after the beans have softened, do you need to drain the water? Or do you blend the water together with ingredient F?

Anonymous said...

Hi Shan,熟玉米粉即是将玉米粉以小火干炒至轻飘飘的粉状.

Y3K food & travel said...

Hi Sushi,

To cook the cornflour, stir-fry it in a wok over low heat till flour becomes light, leave it to cool before use.

Blend together, after blended, pass paste through a sieve.

sushi said...

Hi,

Thanks for the cooked corn flour reply.

Just want to confirm, for the red beans, after cooking till soft, I do not need to drain off the water?

shan said...

Thanks for the answer.

May i know if i follow this recipe and use the same mould, how many pieces of mooncake it can make?

thanks..

Y3K food & travel said...

Hi Sushi, not necessary.

Hi Shan, normally 4 pieces.

Simonne said...

Can the liquid glucose substitute with light corn syrup ?
Thank you
simonne

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