Green Tea Snow Skin Mooncake
Even though I know in advance that I will be hosting this month’s Aspiring Baker’s event, I did not think that I would be ready to make any classic moocncakes when the theme was firmed up. I only changed my whole impression on producing baked mooncakes when I picked up a magazine from the library not too long ago. Although traditionally Japanese men and women do not consume moon cake, I was lucky enough to uncover a Japanese style a single. I’m unable to post Anna Phua’s recipe without her permission and it really is unethical to do that specifically when each of us are teaching. The round mooncake shape complements the harvest moon in the night sky at the Mid-Autumn Festival. Merchants strive to outdo every single other in concocting the most unusual and scrumptious mooncake recipes. This year, chef Steven Ng of Shang Palace has come up with five new baked mooncake flavours.
So, I have two far more weeks to turn out moon cake varieties in time for the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival for my family members. The Snowskin Mooncake Combination set packs a mixture of classic and much more innovative flavours – green tea paste mooncake with fragrant dragonball jasmine tea-infused skin custard with salted egg yolk red bean paste with melon and black sesame paste with white sesame seeds.
Fourth-generation owner Chen Kun-hung today maintains the spirit of innovation, and has invented exclusive goods such as dew of fruit” and sun and moon pastries.” Paochuan’s famous …
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