i love beh teh sor… do you? but in china, i haven’t see this around, so make lah… I was a little disappointed with the colour of the filling, but the aroma and taste? i think SD has done a wonderful job tuning it to the traditional taste… my hubby, tried one of these during lunch (just after i baked these), and INSISTED to take the entire batch to office… ヾ(^-^)ノ Chinese Flaky Pastry adapted from Cafe of the East Ingredients (i tuned the original recipe to make 15 puffs) Water Dough Lard Dough Filling recipe adapted from here Ingredients (makes 15 portion of filling) 100g brown sugar 酥皮食材 (可做 15個(gè)) 水油面 油酥面 內(nèi)陷(15份) Directions/做法 – begin to prepare flaky pastry ~ make water and lard dough separately. rest the water dough for 15-20 mins before using – divide into 15 portions each and make sure both dough have about the same pliability/flexibility – wrap lard dough into a portion of water dough and do the necessary rolling to get the layering. refer to this link for rolling instructions (up to step 11) – all in all, you should be doing 2 swiss-rolling process of the dough. rest dough for 15 mins after final roll up – roll a portion of dough into a flat disc and wrap a portion of filling into it – flatting each patty slightly with palm and bake in preheated oven of 210 degrees C for 12-14 mins Personal notes/溫馨小貼士: – i used 50g light brown sugar, and 50g organic coconut palm sugar. i substituted corn flour with tapioca starch – i melted the maltose inside 60ml of hot water before using – not sure if i did something wrong for the filling, but after mixing everything together, i got a very wet batter. i had to add a handful of cooked glutinous rice flour/tapioca starch to get it into a soft dough. the picture makes the filling look dry but it actually isn’t.. it’s very chewy and soft… – i had to bake my patties for 20 mins before they started to brown evenly very very flaky pastry… accompanied with a slight chewy filling…. this is one snack that makes you go mmmmmmm… (∩???∩)
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