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In a water-free, oil-free, non-stick pan, stir-fry the glutinous rice flour over medium-low heat and set aside. Generally, stir-fry the glutinous rice flour until it steams out, tastes no raw, and turns slightly yellow. -
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Weigh the required ingredients and have them ready. -
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Peel the turmeric and cut into thin slices, add 150g of water and use the fruit and vegetable gear of the wall breaker to puree, then add the jujube meat and continue to puree using the fruit and vegetable gear. The finer it is, the better! -
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Pour the beaten ginger and jujube puree into a non-stick pan. -
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Add handmade brown sugar. -
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Add maltose. If the maltose is relatively hard, steam it over water for a few minutes until it softens and is easier to pour. -
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Add corn germ oil, cook over medium heat to dissolve brown sugar and maltose, be careful to stir. -
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After the brown sugar has melted, turn to medium-low heat and start to simmer. During this time, be careful to stir and be careful not to burn the bottom. Wait until you lift the shovel and the paste can hang a small flag on the shovel, then turn off the heat. -
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Add 35 grams of corn starch to water to make water starch. Add it slowly and finely to the paste, stirring quickly while drizzling, until it is completely blended and no white color can be seen. -
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Restart the fire and continue to cook over medium-low heat until the paste can hang a small flag on the shovel. -
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Pour a lump of paste into a bowl filled with water and let it cool. Knead it with your hands. If the paste does not melt, it means it is almost ready. If it melts as soon as it is touched in water, it means it is still too thin and needs to be boiled further. -
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Line the box with baking paper to prevent sticking, and sprinkle candied tangerine peel dices evenly. This is about half a box. -
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Boil over medium-low heat until the paste can hold together as shown in the picture and no longer flows, just like the bean paste filling we bought, then turn off the heat. -
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Pour the paste into the box. -
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Use a shovel to smooth it slightly, then sprinkle the tangerine peel dices evenly. -
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Cover the surface with a piece of baking paper and press it flat with a pressing plate. -
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After pressing, tear off the baking paper covering the surface. When the paste becomes warm and not sticky when touched, you can start cutting. -
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Spread fried glutinous rice flour on a kitchen knife, cut it, and then add flour to the knife again after making a cut. This can prevent sticking. -
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Cut out the shape you want, and then wrap it in glutinous rice paper. The cut in the picture was too big for my mouth to hold, so I ended up cutting it in two. Photographed. Just cut it into a piece about the size of the first section of a woman's thumb. -
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Because I want to send it to my daughter who is studying abroad, so I use glutinous rice paper + candy paper. If you are eating it at home, just roll it in cooked glutinous rice flour, then use a colander to sieve out the excess flour, then seal it in a can and store it.
Tips
The sugar must be cut quickly while it is warm. It will harden when it cools, which is very difficult to cut!