Snowskin Mooncakes (冰皮月餅) Recipe
Savour exotic tropical fruit-inspired flavours at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, with snow-skin mooncakes like the mango pomelo with sago honey pineapple and chocolate banana with chocolate chips. There is an even fancier flavour that Mandarin Orchard is working with to up the ante – Baked Mooncake with Mixed Nuts and Jamón Ibérico (S$67 for a box of four) consider salty meet savoury baked to a glorious shade of brown. When asked about the other fillings, our tasters mentioned ‘They had been ok. Durian is the very best. Filling produced from salt and pepper (椒鹽, jiāoyán) are common in flaky Suzhou-style mooncakes. Note: Ensure that you roll the dough with fried glutinous rice and sprinkle some of it in the mould to ease releasing the mooncake.
If you would like some alternative flavours, then the Baked Mooncake with Azuki Red Bean Paste and Pine Nuts (S$60 for a box of four) need to tickle your taste buds this is a vegetarian alternative! Weigh blended durian to about 25g on the plastic wrap and wrap it up to a small ball. Compared to the regular baked mooncake, the Snow Skin Mooncake is even far more beginner friendly. The egg custard filling is rather fragrant but the pastry is a tiny dry which tastes practically biscuit-like. Playfoam with ice gel capable to preserve the SnowSkin Mooncake up to 12 hours travelling time in chill condition.
Following your description of how you cook, chill and painstakingly getting the appropriate texture for each filling and …
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