Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Walnut Mooncake



Recipe is from 'Baking Mom' blog.

I made half of the original recipe and yield 12 mooncakes. I used the balance of the egg as egg wash (I don't want to crack another egg and used the egg yolk as egg wash.) so mine don't look as golden brown as 'Baking Mum' Walnut Mooncake.

15 comments:

ann low said...

Looks beautiful and you added lotus paste in it. I think I am going to make mooncakes next week.

busygran said...

Walnuts in mooncake is good as it helps to balance the sweetness of the paste.

Bakericious said...

this is my favourite, yummy!

Esther said...

It looks so round and perfect. If I ever made that, my grandma would be so happy. :) Thanks for sharing.

Kitchen Corner said...

WOW! I'm now craving for this mooncake. Your mooncake looks really good!

MaryMoh said...

Beautiful moon cakes. I want to make, too. Moon cakes here are very expensive.

Happy Flour said...

Hi Anncoo, Busygran, Jess, Esther and Kitchen Corner,

Thanks everyone for your nice words. :) This is nice, I like crispy pastry.

DG said...

This walnut mooncake looks so nice. Make me tempting to bake mooncake soon :)

Happy Flour said...

Hi Mary Moh,

Since I learned to make mooncakes, I seldom buy mooncake for the past few years. The price of the mooncakes has been going up....here too.

Happy Flour said...

Hi DG,

Thanks, you should try this.

Nadji said...

They look so beautifull ans delicious.
See soon

lena said...

Great mooncakes. Also want to let you know that you have got an award from me..well deserved. Check out my blog.

Happy Flour said...

Hi Nadji and Lena,

Thanks for your nice words. :)

Anonymous said...

hi,,these are our home favourite
btw,u could i used pineapple as filling,,n may i know do u made plain moon cake(without filling),hope u don mind if you could share,,lots of thanks,,,

Anonymous said...

Hi, do you take orders? Can I buy some? Please email me at michelle_astari44@hotmail.com
thanks