Standard Mooncakes From Concorde Hotel Kuala Lumpur

Japanese MooncakeAutumn is the season to not only see the leaves changing to brilliant shades of yellow and red, but is also crop harvesting season, and is identified in Japan as the ‘Season for a Healthier Appetite’. Every year my mum lets me know of the brave new varieties unleashed by the chefs at fancy hotels and bakeries in singapore. Recognized for her enjoy of fresh local make, the festival days have become the best time to bake with fall ingredients sourced from neighborhood farmers markets. It symbolizes the coming of autumn in standard Japanese culture, and was after used by the Japanese to decorate roofs and feed animals. It is incredibly easy to make the dough and the ingredients are basic – Hong Kong Pau flour, mooncake syrup, peanut oil and alkaline water.

You can adjust the amount according…I used a dough: filling ratio of 3:7, so for my 50g …

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