I have another portion of this lo mai chee dough and some red bean paste sitting in the fridge need using. I made some fried soft cakes (dou sa jin yuen bing 豆沙煎軟餅) . If you like jin dui 煎堆 you probably like these little soft and chewy cakes. It has the same taste as jin dui only softer and less oily.
Very very simple to make when I have the dough and bean paste all ready. Use the same quantity of dough and bean paste as the lo mai chee. Makes 12 small cakes
Follow the same recipe for lo mai chee up to wrapping and forming the ball. Then gently press the ball to a flat cake, sandwich between both hands. Be careful not the split the edge, try to use gentle fingers pressure from the centre and outwards. Coat one side of each cake with raw sesame seeds.
Pan fried with a little oil, fry the sesame seeds side first for few minutes on medium low heat till golden, flip over and fry the other side to golden and crisp.
Serve hot.
mmmmm i love these! love red bean paste. all your other recent posts are also wonderful, cant believe you made those noodles in your home. lovely. x shayma
ReplyDeleteThanks Shayma. Noodles are not that difficult, play-doh time for me.
ReplyDeleteYummy!!! I am craving these right now. When I buy these from the chinese supermarket or bakery they don't have the sesame seeds on them. I should try making these myself :)
ReplyDeleteim so lucky that i found your blog.Yummy! yummy! I love red bean... i'll definitely have a try...
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