Mid Autumn Festival Fall Traditions With Moon Cake Recipe #AsianMomBloggers
WP_Post Object ( ID =18285 post_author =12 post_date =2014-09-18 11:10:50 post_date_gmt =2014-09-18 05:40:50 post_content =The Mid-Autumn Festival is also referred to as the mooncake festival because of the long-standing Chinese tradition of eating mooncake even though staring at the brightly-lit sky owing to the full moon in all its splendour. Traditionally, my family used to make lanterns out of a carefully peeled and hollowed pomelo (another regular Festival food item – a fruit that is far more sour than a mandarin and possibly 10 instances the size of a mandarin) by putting a candle in the middle of the pomelo. And Mooncake Festival was celebrated henceforth to commemorate this unforgettable occasion.
The original, centuries-old recipe — ground-up seeds, really hard-boiled yolks and a lard crust — has fallen out of favor with younger buyers, who turn up their noses at a cake about the size, …
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