Master the Easiest Mooncake Recipe! (Snowy-Style)
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A holiday that involves enjoying mooncakes is coming up on September 21st! Snowy mooncake is the easiest mooncake because there is no baking involved. It is served cold and the wrapper is translucent - very pretty. This little dessert is a symbol of reunion. I wish that you and your family, just like the round moon on Mid-Autumn Day, be bright and perfect.
INGREDIENTS FOR THE CUSTARD FILLING
160 grams of milk
65 grams of melted butter
1 whole egg
3 egg yolks
100 grams of sugar
40 grams of cake flour (Amazon Link - geni.us/YYbt)
25 grams of milk powder, optional, can be replaced with 2 tsp of Vanilla
INGREDIENTS FOR THE WRAPPER
35 grams of glutinous rice flour (Amazon Link - geni.us/1s75DEr)
35 grams of rice flour (Amazon Link - geni.us/OOY4zP)
25 grams of wheat starch (Amazon Link - geni.us/Q8ROD)
30 grams of sugar
135 grams of milk
18 grams of sweetened condensed milk (Amazon Link - geni.us/ZI5C)
18 grams of vegetable oil
OTHERS
20 grams of baked glutinous rice flour
INSTRUCTIONS
In a mixing bowl, thoroughly whisk one whole egg plus three egg yolks then combine with the melted butter and milk.
In a separate bowl, mix the dry ingredients: cake flour, sugar, and milk powder.
Combine the wet ingredients with the dry ingredients. Stir until no lumps. Pour the mixture through a sieve into a saucepot. Heat it on low heat and stir for 6-10 minutes or the mixture thickens into the scrambled egg texture. Transfer it into a container and cover it with a plastic film. Let it chill for at least 3 hours.
While waiting, you can make the wrapper. In a glass or ceramic bowl, thoroughly combine all the wrapper ingredients until there are no lumps in the mixture.
The traditional way is to steam this on high heat for 30 minutes. I found that it is much faster to use a microwave. Cover the bowl with a ceramic plate. Doesn’t need to be sealed completely. We just want to prevent the steam from escaping too fast.
Microwave it 3 times (1.5 minutes, 1 minute, and 30 seconds) and mix the mixture in between each time. Depending on the power of your microwave, you may need to adjust the third microwaving time slightly until you don’t see any runny liquid. Let it cool to a point that it doesn't burn your hand.
Knead the dough in between your hands for 5 minutes or until smooth and nonstick. Recommend to wear gloves to prevent stickiness. Portion it into 12 pieces and roll into smooth balls. Each of them should be 20 grams. Cover with plastic wrap so they don’t dry out.
Take the custard filling out of the fridge and portion it into 12 pieces and roll into balls. Each of them should be 30 grams. Cover them so they don’t dry out.
Take a piece of the wrapper dough and put it in between 2 parchment papers. Roll it with a rolling pin until it becomes 4 inches in diameter.
To assemble the mooncakes, place the custard filling in the middle of the wrapper and carefully wrap it. Apply that to all 12 of the mooncakes.
Toast 2 tbsp of glutinous rice flour in a non-stick pan over medium-low heat for a couple of minutes or until the glutinous rice flour becomes a little bit off-white.
The wrapper is 20 grams, the filling is 30 grams so we will be using the 50 grams mold today. Dust the mooncake ball with a little bit of cooked glutinous rice flour. Shape it into a cylinder then carefully place it into the mold. Use some force and push it down onto a parchment paper until the pattern is dented. Then release the mooncake.
Note: If you don’t have mooncake molds, you can just eat them without molding them. Since we are celebrating the mid-autumn festival, it is always nice to add a sense of ceremony to this dessert.
Videography / Editing by Austin Schargorodski - austinschargorodski.com/ - Jak na to + styl
I’m a pastry chef instructor and I have to compliment you on how well you teach your recipes. You don’t just give directions, you explain why it should be done that way. Thank you! I really appreciate the educational approach. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Same here, how random! I've been watching her for years because of it
This is why I have tried so many of her recipes. My husband likes a lot of detail for recipes and says he would be happy to cook anything from her videos, she is very talented.
I'm a pastry chef and you're right on!
@@RowenBarbary lol seems all us pastry chefs watch the same channel yay!
I’m a chef in general but specialized in pastries when I was studying for my degree.
“These should be about 30g” * gets exactly 30.0g* 👁👄👁
She’s the best.
Only 1 decimal accuracy? ;)
Right? Was 26 point something, adds a piece, 30 exact! You can tell she definitely has had plenty of practice 😩💖
Asians. 🤷🏻♀️
@@Aerylithe ??
Writing the ingredients here!!
Custard filling (Nai Huang Xian):
1 whole egg + 3 egg yolks (or 2 whole eggs + 2 egg yolks)
65g melted butter
160g milk
40g cake flour
100g sugar
25g milk powder (flavor boost)
Wrapper:
35g gluttonous rice flour
35g rice flour
25g Wheat Starch
30g sugar
135g milk
18g sweetened condensed milk
18g vegetable oil
👍👍👍❤❤❤🥰
Can you translate it to cups and tsp tbsp
@@ecstaticly479 That’s difficult as the amount of grams it weighs depends on the ingredient itself. You’ll have to use a scale and measure how many tbsp/tsp you use then use that data for next time.
@@ecstaticly479 The ingredients and instructions are in the description box. Google the amount of grams to ounces (example 30 grams to ounces) the answer will pop right up. I do it all the time. Even translate any language.
First time I've seen one of your videos, and just gotta say that your teaching style is phenomenal. So easy to follow, and you actually explained the "why" for everything. This is definitely going somewhere near the top of my to-do list, and if these turn out well I think I'll move on to the more complicated recipe you linked to early in the video. I look forward to seeing what other goodies you have on your channel, too!
Thank you for watching and hope you enjoy the mooncakes =)
Yassssss 🎉😢😂❤
I have never had a mooncake, they look beautiful.
They’re delish! Great w/ unsweetened tea.
Yeah they are pretty good. They come in sweet and savory.
They are delicious when homemade in bakeries.
@@alyden567 out of curiosity, is the texture similar to mochi? Or more like a steamed dumpling wrapper?
@@alexgade4512 it’s similar to mochi but not as sticky. It’s more solid and gives a smooth bite through.
This is a labor of love. I love custard filled desserts. We have a purple yam dessert here called Ube' and that would be perfect as a filling for these mooncakes 😁
Omg that sounds amazing
Omfg ur so right, ube goes with everything but imagine ube in mooncakes ! Im gonna have to try that out
Jasma made Ube Mooncakes! 👀 czcams.com/video/ptx3nmQO7SI/video.html
Where are you from Brentt please?
Do a video. I've never heard of it and I explore cultures through food. I'm in 'China' rightly now.
"The wrapper doesn't need to be completely round unless you have OCD" I'm dead 💀 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for sharing the recipe and explaining each step you were doing its really helpful
Why did she said that?
@@mr.k3221 She's just saying the truth
She said that it does not have to be perfectly circle, but a disorder such as ocd (obsessive compulsive disorder) will urge one to ensure it is perfectly done ie making it a perfect circle. :) Hope that helps.
😂😂
I have a Cantonese girlfriend, and I'm thinking I might surprise her with some of these.
Thank you for the inspiration, and the thorough instructions!
Just made them this afternoon but I replaced the wheat starch by corn starch and the milk by coconut milk so it's gluten and lactose free and it worked! Thanks a lot for your receipe, big fan of your videos.
this sounds great, because im dairy free and ive been wondering if this recipe would work... what did u use to replace the condensed milk?
I need to know as well 😁😁
Also curious what was used for the milk powder substitute
@@hannaflora8494 condensed milk is mostly sugar so i just swapped it for agave sugar. Guess the taste is less milky but still great :)
I scrolled down to look for a substitute for the wheat starch, thank you! I wasn't sure if the gluten was necessary or just the starch
Tried this recipe today and my kids love them. It's a kids friendly recipe. The custard is rich and milky. The texture of the snow skin is perfect. The recipe is a keeper.❤
Hey could you tell me what's the mold name plz and where can i get the mold also???
I used to make these with my grandma all the time in china before she passed away, to anyone watching, these taste very good! You all should try them one day 😽
I'm not exactly the best cook in the world, but I tried your recipe and it was amazing! I love how clearly and thoroughly you explain everything. Thank you for all the time and hard work you put into your videos, you're a great teacher!
'They don't have to be perfectly round unless you have OCD.'
Ah, so I DO need a ruler then.
I was thinking of making these for some friends, but I just remembered one has OCD. So ^^' maybe not then oof
@@naomigwolfe8112 ocd doesn't work like that you're fine
@@iamthedeadmeme wait actually? I didnt know that ^^' thanks, also how does it work? Sorry..
@@naomigwolfe8112 u can either ask your friend abt it or search on youtube, i dont have ocd myself im answering based on research i did, i bet ur friend would really appreciate it if u researched on it :)
@@iamthedeadmeme awww thank you!! I hope you have a great day! C: I will research about OCD thankss
Definitely less intimidating than the traditional mooncake. Looks fun and oh so pretty. Just looking at all the available patterns of the mooncake press is fun too.
I absolutely love how you show every step in details including how the texture changes and why every step is important! So often, I try recipes and freak out when the texture isn’t the same and end up not waiting enough.. I’m going to try your mooncake recipe tonight! I’m so excited!
Большое спасибо,что есть русские субтитры. Очень понравилось. Благодарю.
Thank you for watching. I wish that you and your family, just like the round moon on Mid-Autumn Day, be bright and perfect. 中秋节快乐！
What is your favorite mooncake flavor?
For those of you who want to buy the mooncake molds, here is the link - curatedkitchenware.com/products/hand-pressure-moon-cake-mould-with-16-pcs-mode-pattern-for-4-sets
My favorite is black bean and egg or shu style filled with taro.
mine is egg
Mid-Autumn Day Blessings to you and your family as well, Mandy!
My favorite flavor is egg.
Never had an authentic moon cake...I'm not that picky though! LOL ; )
Same to you and yours, Mandy!!!
Never had a snowy moon cake. So pretty! And look so different than what I’m used to eating. The wrapper looks like they would have a similar taste and texture to mochi- which i love!
I’ve had both before and in my opinion mochi is chewier and stickier. Maybe because it’s pounded? Well you’re right in that there is some similarity in texture though.
Interestingly, another popular type of moon cake is a baked red bean one, and to my knowledge a popular mochi flavour uses the same red bean paste filling.
Though red bean moon cakes are even less sticky/chewy from my experience, so the flavour could be more similar but the texture would be more different.
That’s because of the glutinous rice flour. Now I have far less experience with mochi so take this with a grain of salt, but I’m pretty sure they pound the glutinous rice into flour and then pound the dough over and over before using it. My family tends to make our mooncakes with only the glutinous rice flour (which more or less sticks everywhere until we dust everything with starch) but she’s using other ingredients for her dough because of the reasons she’s giving.
I absolutely love mochi. Which flavour is your favorite?
@@AvaActsOut Do you mean the fillings? There are several different varieties, if you like savory things I suggest having grilled or fried mochi
@@nein381 Yeah, which filling?
You explained everything so well and they came out so beautiful!!!
Really appreciate including the packets! Thank you, going to try this recipe!
Thank you so much. I've always wanted to make Mooncake, but until now, I've been too intimidated to try. You explain things so well, and this looks so delicious I can't wait to make it!
have you made it yet? is it good?
Update us please! ^^
it's been 2 weeks???
“The wrapping doesn’t have to be perfectly round unless you got OCD” I don’t know why but I found that funny 😆
Yea same also I find it weird to say ... I mean okejj 😅
oh my god I'm wheezing so hard god help me i thought im the only who notices that oh god
I was trying to find this comment 💰
it could have something to do with the fact that it’s a joke
I love the positive message at the end
You have such a great teaching style. I really appreciated seeing the wrappers and your explanations. I am confident in trying to make this because of you!
This recipe looks like a lot of fun. I think I'll have my kids join in the process. Thank you for posting beginner level recipes for us that are no so inclined toward the culinary arts.
So happy you came out with a recipe for this style of mooncakes! Made your recipe last year and found the results to be utterly amazing. Unfortunately everyone else loved them just as much, so we've had requests from all the friends and family for another batch this year - with several specifically asking for a snowy version. Can't wait to give these a try! Any recommendations for a durian filling? A couple of peeps have asked for that with snowy skins.
Absolutely adore your instructions, especially the humour!
This video was not only informative and fun to watch but very comforting. Can't wait to watch more videos!
I love how thorough she is 😭😭😭
Leaves no space for questions, I feel very understood
Fr
For anyone in Australia with no access to cake flour. I substituted plain flour for the custard and it turned out well! Very tasty recipe :)
dude, I'm sure we've gotta have it somewhere...
Its easy to make at home! All you need is corn starch and regular flour. Sift one cup (120g) of regular flour plus 2 tablespoons (20g) of cornstarch together and scale up or down in that ratio and you're good to go.
your instructions are so good, thank you!
I made them and they were beautiful! Thanks for sharing the recipe and detailed instructions
I tried making this and I especially love the skin! Super soft & chewy. I keep my mooncakes in the freezer and take them out to thaw slightly when I want to eat them and the skin remains soft & tasty.
I switched the custard filling out for lotus filling since a couple of people I made them for can’t eat eggs. But nonetheless, I enjoyed your recipe!
Tip: it’s important to make sure you don’t “overcook” the snow skin in the microwave (1min total was all it took for my microwave, so please test yours before your pop yours in). With the microwave oven, you need to be careful with that. I made a mistake for that initially and my first batch of skin came out hard and impossible to mold.
Thank you!! I'll make sure to take note..
I tried this recipe and it's dellllliiiiciiiiooouuuss!!
I've prepared it two times already!
The first time I accidentally cooked the filling a little bit longer, maybe a minute and it had started to come apart. So in all panic I removed it and kept it in the container, I could observe that the butter was coming out as well and so I thought "Well, it was good trying". However, that more "pasty like" consistency helped me later when I was wrapping them, and they came out perfect!
The second time, following the instructions by the second, I did obtain the soft consistency that can be appreciated in the video but, oh boy did I struggle wrapping it! And then that kind of spreaded to the wrap as well and made it soft too, as if it was a bit moist. The moon cakes then were a bit too flabby and lost a bit of the mould pattern. They were delicious however, just like the first time.
I loved doing this because it turned out to be as easy as you made it look, and I'll be preparing dozens and dozens of these to eat non stop!
Thank you so much!!
I just made these!
They turned out great!
Thank you for sharing x
Thanks! Followed the instruction and it was a total success!
This looks really delicious. I'm used to mooncakes with fillings that are chocked full of nuts and/or beans and such & this one seems just lovely and simple.
This showed up in my recommended and I am so happy I clicked it! Happy (Late) Mid-Autumn Festival! I really enjoyed watching you make these, your voice is very calming and your directions are very clear! I had Taro mooncakes this year, but I would LOVE to try these ones as well! I'll be saving this for the next celebration! 💖
Great Video! I love when people explain why certain ingredients are used.
Those look absolutely delightful.
First time seeing your videos. I enjoy your explanation and clarifying things a lot of other people don't bother to explain.
I've been trying to look for a clear english recipe for a year now and you explained it so thoroughly! Thank you!
I've just made the moon cakes and I'm in love with the result. The recipe is so good and instructions are so clear. thank you very much!
I can't wait to try make these. I've had good success with several of your other recipes. Thanks so much for sharing.
I never thought of making authentic Chinese cuisine in my home....but your videos are so inspiring that I want to make the recipes (I'm waiting for Ganesh Chaturthi to get over since we can't eat non veg now...then I'll make something!!) Wonderful videos and recipes!
I'm so glad you choose to upload this video today! I'm planning to challenge snow skin mooncake for the first time tomorrow so it's nice to see a hands on demonstration
(I already have a good idea of the baked one using the Peninsula Hong Kong recipe for the past few years)
I’m really happy I came across this video, really enjoyed the style and instructions!
ohhhh. i bet that texture is heavenly. i need these in my life
Made these for my family based on your recipe and they are amazing, not too sweet and a nice creamy texture, would definitely be enjoying these again
Wow, these treats look absolutely beautiful and delicious. Your directions are very easy to understand, even for a cooking novice like me!
Your instructions are very thorough which I appreciate a lot; it can be tough for beginners to know what they’re doing from just reading a recipe but you go in depth so thank u for that!
Always splendid demo of recipes and clear instructions😊😊😊 thank you.
I'm not really a cook/baker, at least not for three years when parents/landlords ruined the kitchen without fixing it. Anyway, you've inspired me in the first video but I've watched three now, well presented and nice tradition stuff, I've always wondered what these traditional cakes are and consist of. You're very good at explaining too, not patronising or overly explained or under explained. Very good, thank you so much for sharing x
Thank you for watching. I am glad my video helped. I hope you continue to watching my recipes.
Mandy
@@SoupedUpRecipes hi, please tell me, can we replace milk with water in the dough?
This is so good! It finally clarifies what we all feel, "after 6 minutes it looks like nothing has happened", sometimes I feel like this, but it's good to know that something IS happening. Also thanks for the brands, I will have to try with something else as I live in Sweden. But it will still be interesting.
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Hello. I'm from Norway, but love everything asian. Did you find a way to make the mooncakes? What ingredients did you use? 😊 Did you find powdered milk, and condensed milkpowder? What about glutonius ricepowder?
Thank you for explaining the process so patiently. It's the first moon cake recipe which gives me the courage to try to make them!
This is my first time seeing one of your videos and I dont have the ingredients or time to actually do the recipe but I love how this recipe is done. The ingredients measurements , steps and even reasoning for certain steps makes it really easy to understand!
Okay after 4 attempts of trying to get the custard just right I finally did it. These turned out amazing, would recommend. (Also if anyone else is having the issue with custard thickening for me it helped to take it off the stove, let it cool, add more flower, and then after stirring, when I put it back on the stove I put the heat to high medium, it started to thicken up immediately.)
Made these today and I’m so excited to make again and possibly try new flavors! I went ahead and bought the mold/press because I’m hoping to try and make them for the next mid-Autumn! Thank you so much for sharing!! ☺️💙
And I love the sophistication and poetry in your style of speaking! Very refreshing to listen to.
You're a good cook and a good teacher. Rare qualities!
Wow! I will be trying this delicious looking recipe.
Thank you!
**edited
I tried this already, it came out so soft and chewy.
I love it. 😍
This looks so good!! The recipe is so detailed, I’ll definitely try to make them in the future! This sounds so good since I don’t really like the Cantonese moon cakes and I haven’t tried the snowy skin ones before
This recipe is lovely and your voice is very comforting and calming to listen to; thank you for making this video, I hope to try this recipe one day.
These are beautifully made
I’ve made this two years in a row now and they’ve come out perfectly each time. The wrapper is so easy using your method. It takes me a really long time to get the custard to the right consistency (90 minutes) and I think it’s because my range’s lowest setting is too low. So I might experiment and up the flame a little higher and see it I can get it down to 30 minutes. Anyway the custard is so delicious too. My daughter devours these so quickly! Thanks Mandy.
These look so delicious and beautiful! I'm not that good at baking, but I will definitely be attempting this recipe in the future. Hopefully it goes better than my failed attempts at making mochi, haha!
I'm gonna try this recipe this autumn! Thank you! ❤️
とても分かり易い説明と丁寧な手順でした。月餅作りに興味があり型は購入したのですが、作り方が分からずにいました。
この動画で早速作ってみます。ありがとうございました♪
This is so clearly explained and beautifully shown ~ Really makes me want some mooncakes!
I'm making this for my friends who are visiting in from out of state and I appreciate this video so much! I don't know why but something about the way you explain it is just so much easier to understand then a lot of other tutorials.
Very thorough video. Love it
The dough is fantastic. Thanks
I just made it and it's delicious ! For those of you who don't have cake flour, you Can use all purpose flour too, it worked just as much !
Thanks
I'm a baker myself and I thoroughly enjoyed watching your video! The way that you taught it, I feel like I could certainly do this myself! Thank you very much 🎉🎉🎉
Beautiful presentation , so clear and precise
It's a pleasure to watch you work. You are a great cook, but also an artist. Thank you for sharing your art. 🌺
I’m going to have to find the little Mooncake press (along with the packages of various necessary ingredients) - it adds the perfect finishing touch to this dessert! Thank you for your recipes, and for including some easier ones, which are not so challenging that I’m afraid to dive in and try them for myself! 😁🙏🏼💕
My Asian friend wanted to show me some Asian food by cooking it together with me and picked this as our first recipe. I sure hope we will get it right haha. They look delicious!
Thank you so much! I've always wanted to make these, but never knew where to start! This is super helpful.
Love your recipe.your instructions are very clear .
Thank you, I've seen this cake on a Chinese series and now i want to try it so bad , couldn't find it nearby ♥️♥️I will try it for sure
I was able to make egg drop soup once using a combination of both of the approaches you taught . It was very good 😃😊😄
my first thought was that you followed this recipe and somehow ended up with egg drop soup lol sorry
@@KyrosX27 oh no I thought the same thing 😭😭
Making the easiest soup ever...once. Sigh.
Beautiful! Thanks for the recipe and demonstration! 😄
Love your recipes and the way you explain the recipe, thank you
Thank you for posting this! Moon cakes always look so tasty, artfully molded, and special for autumn! These are impossible to find fresh in the US, I look forward to trying this recipe myself! (Definitely will be buying moon cake molds, the shape and design is really what sells it for me visually )
Omg you are amazing at explaining !! Thank you thank you! I am mom to 2 mixed babies and I want to them to know their Chinese side and you are the best at explaining traditional recipes i have found so far ! I am trying your regular moon cakes recipe this week 🙃🙃 if I nail it maybe I’ll have the courage to try this one as well!
Apologies for asking but couldn't you just ask the husband?
@@hankmoody9965 haha i would if he knew how to cook. We probably be eating take out after he comes home from work. 😆
@@hankmoody9965 we been married for 10 years now and let me tell you not much Chinese families that we know cook a lot of traditional dishes. They are surprised I cook any at all when we invite people for dinner.
@@hankmoody9965 Unfortunately there is also a huge number of ethnically chinese people who in order to integrate into local culture and to fit in better often don't teach their children many traditions, this is something you see often in the US within many if not most migrant families. With originally Chinese people this can be very strong due to families wanting to distance themselves from their origins due to political trauma experienced by the older generation, as a result there are many young adults now who lack that connection and often simply don't know things like recipes either, or dances, music, art, et cetera
I just discovered your channel and you explain things so incredibly well!! Congratulations on being so close to 1 million subscribers! ❤
Thank you for this great recipe!
Thank you for showing the packages! I get overwhelmed by the packaging at the store, and end up spending all day there! 😂❤ I’m sure the store owners don’t mind since I always leave with 3x more items than I planned!! 😅 my roommate wishes we had two kitchens just to store the ingredients😅😅😅😅
Although Mid Autumn festival is over, I’m still going to make these mainly because I can eat moon cakes year round but because these are so pretty and can be made gluten free! There’s even a moon cake emoji! 🥮
Very impressed with the video. Explaining how and why things are done, adds so much more to the experience. Lessons learned can then be applied to other recipes.
Also very pleased with the showing of the packages. This helps a lot with getting the correct ingredients from webshops or finding them locally among many other similar products.
Looked very delicious! Thanks
Wow thank you so much for this tutorial, I am away from my family most of the time and I haven't had a good mooncake for years except for the ones my ex gave to me, this is childhood to me and I will def give it a try, thank you so much!
Gonna try this today! I will do a matcha filling by adding some green tea powder in the custard mixture! 😀
First time I tried, I thought I was going to fail because oil separated from the dough in the cooking process... But I continued to work it and final result was incredible!
Спасибо большое за столь подробный рецепт! Давно искала. Очень хочется их попробовать. 🤤 Буду ждать и других рецептов. 😍
I just made this and it’s so good! I’ve tried other snowy skin custard mooncakes recipes before and they never taste good and the process tedious. This recipe is so simple and the custard is creamy. Love that you can make the skin in the microwave! This recipe is definitely a keeper.
Well... this is way beyond my cooking abilities haha! But if I ever am lucky enough to try mooncake I will appreciate how much work goes into it! thank you :)
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I love this! It has such a refined yet wondrous method of cooking... and life hacks... and it involves cooking with a microwave where the microwave is actually better!
Also, I wonder if you can have a caramel glaze on the top with a nice gentle non sweetened whipped cream center inside the custard to balance out the sweetness? Now I'm hungry XD
this is the best most clear tutorial. I appreciate that
It looks soooooooooo delicious! Thanks for sharing recipe!