Pumpkin Ang Ku Kueh Mooncakes 南瓜红龟糕月饼
This may sound weird – pumpkin ang ku kueh or mooncakes? Not at all! Just for the fun of it, I made a small portion of ang ku kueh dough skin and combined with some leftover white lotus paste as filling. To my surprise the steamed mooncakes tasted yummy too with the chewy dough skin! You don’t have to chill the mooncakes in the fridge but just eat them after they are cooled. This pumpkin dough was quick and easy to make and together with the wrapping, it took me only 30 minutes. Great to serve them with a pot of Chinese hot tea.
Pumpkin Ang Ku Kueh Mooncakes
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Author: Ann Low
Serves: 12 pieces
Ingredients
- 70g pumpkin puree
- ½ tbsp sugar
- 85g glutinous rice flour
- 25g water (room temperature) or little more if dough is too sticky
- 1 tbsp vegetable oil (corn oil)
Instructions
- Steam pumpkin over high heat and mash or blend to fine.
- Combine glutinous rice flour and sugar together and add the warm pumpkin puree into it and mix well.
- Add water little by little and knead until dough is formed. Add oil into dough and continue to knead to form to a soft dough.
- Divide dough into small portions, about 22g each. Wrap in lotus paste (about 25g) and dust with some glutinous flour. Press firmly into mooncake mould and unmould.
- Place the 'ang ku' mooncakes on a lightly greased banana leaves and steam for about 8-10 minutes over high heat. Open the lid to let the steam escape after 3 minutes of steaming. Place the lid back on the steaming wok and continue to steam for another 5-6 minutes.
- Remove the cooked mooncakes from the steamer and grease a thin layer of oil all over. Leave to cool and serve.
南瓜红龟糕月饼
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Author: Ann Low
Serves: 12 pieces
Ingredients
- 70克 蒸熟南瓜泥
- ½汤匙 细糖
- 85克 糯米粉
- 25克 冷开水或适量
- 1汤匙 食油 （玉米油）
Instructions
- 南瓜用大火蒸至熟， 趁热压烂成泥。
- 将糯米粉及细糖混匀，加入南瓜泥（还有一点温热）再拌匀。
- 慢慢加入冷开水搓成团。然后加入油，再搓成软面团即可。
- 将面团分出小等份约22克，并包入莲蓉馅（约25克）。沾上少许糯米粉，放入月饼模型里印出形状。
- 放在香蕉叶上（香蕉叶涂上少许油），以中火蒸约8-10分钟。蒸约3分钟后掀开盖子，盖上再蒸约5-6分钟。
- 取出，并涂上少许食油，待冷后即可食用。
Wishing everyone a wonderful Mid-Autumn Festival!
祝大家中秋节快乐！
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Ann,
You are really awesome! I’ve left over white lotus paste and a big pumpkin sitting in my kitchen. Today you post this great pumpkin Ang ku mooncakes, wow! Just save me of don’t know what to do with all the left over ingredients. Thank you so much for your creativity recipe and sharing! Looking forward to your new recipe!
Hi Felicia, As there many version recipes for making akk, Is better to try on a small portion of this recipe to see whether you like the texture. I didn’t keep the kueh till the next day, as we finished up in a go.
Hi Ann,
Thank you for the advise! Will make small portion to try out, but am sure this is a great recipe which my family will like it too!
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This is nice. You are the best of the best. I like every blog you post. Thank you very much for your sharing with us the recipe.
Ann, it’s not weird at all. I actually think it’s brilliant! I love angku kueh and it’s very nice it has been transformed and enjoyed as a mooncake 🙂
The pumpkin dough sounds delish ! Maybe I should to try it next year …. Oh , I just pinned these cuties 😀
Happy Mid-Autumn Festival , Ann !
Now this is a really great use of pumpkin puree. I love the golden orange colour.
interesting, love the bright colour!
What a ceation! Really awesome, Ann!
The pumpkin dough sounds delish ! Maybe I should to try it next year …. Oh , I just pinned these cuties 😀
Happy Mid-Autumn Festival , Ann !
Ann, it’s not weird at all. I actually think it’s brilliant! I love angku kueh and it’s very nice it has been transformed and enjoyed as a mooncake 🙂
What a ceation! Really awesome, Ann!
interesting, love the bright colour!
This is nice. You are the best of the best. I like every blog you post. Thank you very much for your sharing with us the recipe.
Now this is a really great use of pumpkin puree. I love the golden orange colour.
Ann,
You are really awesome! I’ve left over white lotus paste and a big pumpkin sitting in my kitchen. Today you post this great pumpkin Ang ku mooncakes, wow! Just save me of don’t know what to do with all the left over ingredients. Thank you so much for your creativity recipe and sharing! Looking forward to your new recipe!
Hi Felicia, As there many version recipes for making akk, Is better to try on a small portion of this recipe to see whether you like the texture. I didn’t keep the kueh till the next day, as we finished up in a go.
Hi Ann,
Thank you for the advise! Will make small portion to try out, but am sure this is a great recipe which my family will like it too!
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