The inside of a Milk Custard Snow Skin Moon Cake.
Erik and Jonathan love milk custard (lai wong) and whenever we go out for dim sum, the meal will never be complete without 'lai wong bau'! I searched high and low for a 'lai wong' recipe to improvise this Milk Custard Snow Skin Moon Cake. Give it a try if you are also a 'lai wong' lover and without a doubt, I love it too!
Milk Custard Snow Skin Moon Cakes
Recipe for the Milk Custard (lai wong) Filling
Ingredients:-
60 g Bird’s Eye Custard Powder
40 g Carnation Skim Milk Powder
45 g granulated sugar
70 g full cream Carnation Evaporated Milk
110 g Aroy-D coconut milk
25 g melted unsalted butter
1 medium egg
1 teaspoon canola oil for greasing the steaming plate
Method:-
1. Place custard power, milk powder and sugar in a large mixing
bowl. Whisk to combine.
2. Add evaporated milk and coconut milk to dry mixture. Whisk
to form a smooth batter without lumps.
3. Lightly whisk egg in a separate bowl. Then add to batter.
4. Lastly add melted butter (must be added last).
5. Lightly grease a 2”
deep by 8” wide heat proof plate with canola oil, strain batter into plate to
remove any remaining lumps and place in a steamer. Steam on high for 8 – 10
minutes until toothpick inserted into custard comes out clean.
6. Remove from steamer and let cool until it is warm to touch.
7. Put on a pair of food safe gloves, scrape custard from plate and knead until it
forms a smooth and shiny dough. Form into a log shape and wrap with plastic
wrap. Chill in fridge until ready to use when skin dough is ready.
8. When skin dough is ready, remove chilled filling dough from
fridge, weigh and divide into portions of 30 g each. Roll each portion into a
ball. Now you are ready to wrap the filling with the skin dough.
*Please refer to the Hello Kitty Snow Skin Moon Cakes in this blog for
the dough recipe and how to form the moon cakes.
*This filling freezes well for at least 2 weeks! So make ahead and enjoy your moon sighting over a cuppa tea!*
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