I've always adored making cute mooncakes and this year I tried something new, an impromptu decision to make some bears ~ We Bare Bears Snow Skin Mooncakes🐻❄️🐻🐼
I made two snow skin flavours, the plain ones are filled with homemade sweet potato pumpkin paste, and the Mocha snow skin mooncakes are filled with Champagne Truffle. This homemade paste is healthy, low in sugar and less oil, and it's made using fresh pumpkins and sweet potatoes. Click the link below if you'd like to try making it.
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Mocha snow skin mooncakes are filled with Champagne Truffle, so yummy! |
Ingredients:
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25g Glutinous Rice Flour
25g Rice Flour
15g Wheat Starch
25g Icing Sugar
15g Condensed Milk
115g Milk
15g Cooking Oil/ Coconut Oil
Optional:
Flavours - Coffee + Cocoa Powder
Fillings - Sweet Potato Pumpkin Paste With Toasted Pumpkin Seeds + Champagne Truffle
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Method:
1. Mix all dough ingredients in a bowl, pour through a sieve. Steam in a hot steamer for 15 minutes. Remove from the steamer, stir or knead the cooked dough until smooth. If making a bigger portion, use a stand mixer to knead the dough.
2. Divide the dough, add flavours and fillings, and shape it as desired.
Note:
- I used 25g dough + 25g filling for each mooncake.
- Use charcoal powder + water or edible marker to draw the facial details. This is the simplest and quickest method that only takes a few minutes to decorate.
- These snow skin mooncakes are soft but easy to handle.
- Storage: Put in mooncake case/ air-tight container and keep chilled.
- Best consumed within 3 days while the snow skin is soft and yummy.