Thursday is the Mid-Autumn Festival...that means it's time to make mooncakes! Last year, I made mooncakes for the first time and filled them with an easy, pre-made red bean paste filling. This year, I was determined to make lotus seed paste for the filling. Then, because my new mooncake mold was peach-shaped, I decided to add a non-traditional twist and place a homemade peach gelée candy at the very center of my mooncake.
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Showing posts with label mooncakes. Show all posts
September 17, 2013
Lotus Paste & Peach Candy Mooncakes
Thursday is the Mid-Autumn Festival...that means it's time to make mooncakes! Last year, I made mooncakes for the first time and filled them with an easy, pre-made red bean paste filling. This year, I was determined to make lotus seed paste for the filling. Then, because my new mooncake mold was peach-shaped, I decided to add a non-traditional twist and place a homemade peach gelée candy at the very center of my mooncake.
September 27, 2012
Red Bean Mooncakes
This Sunday is the Mid-Autumn Festival, which is celebrated in many countries including China and Vietnam. Mooncakes are a tasty pastry traditionally enjoyed during the Mid-Autumn Festival. They consist of a thin pastry crust, and are usually filled with red bean paste (yum), lotus seed paste (yum yum), or some other dense, tasty filling.
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