Chinese moon cakes recipe

Mooncakes, how to make mooncakes with the foolproof method. Making this lovely desserts with video and step instructions.

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Mooncakes are an Asian favorite during mid-autumn festivals, but many mooncake recipes are a bit complicated and require unusual ingredients. This recipe is easy-peasy, with only 5 ingredients, so it's great for kids and families. Plus, these mooncakes are super-delicious and sweetened with red bean paste!

So, here they are: 10+ delicious (healthy) mooncake flavor varieties you can make for yourself and family. Ranging from mooncakes made from nut butter, fruits, veggies and beans, this ultimate collection of mooncake flavor varieties and recipes is sure to give you great ideas for the upcoming mid-autumn festival!

Making traditional Chinese baked mooncakes can be overwhelming but you can do it with this recipe and straightforward steps. I use lotus seed paste, sweet red bean paste, and meat floss for the filling. Accompanied by step-by-step photos and a video so you can make this successfully at home too.

This traditional Chinese dessert is not only beautiful, but also has a smooth, milky and creamy taste, just in time for the Mid-Autumn Festival!

Nothing can beat the taste of homemade mooncakes. This recipe shows you how to make traditional mooncakes with easy steps. A video is also included.

This is a friendlier version of the no salted egg moon cake. All ingredients are easy to find in a regular supermarket. I can't find salted eggs... Making moon cakes taught me that I need to stock up on salted eggs for the next apocalypse. Apparently it has been out of stock for the same amount of time toilet paper has. Hmmm... maybe they wouldn't need so much toilet paper if they didn't eat so many salted eggsAnyway, this forced me to come up with some adjustment on the custard filing since…

For many people, September heralds the start of Pumpkin Spice Latte season. And don’t get we wrong, I am an unabashed fan of all things pumpkin spice (can’t wait to get my first PSL soon!). But for me, September is also a very special time of year for mooncakes. What is a mooncake? A mooncake … Painful pastries day 0: how to make traditional Chinese mooncakes Read More »

Celebrate this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival in style with these beautiful snow skin mooncakes with a vanilla custard filling! With its soft chewy exterior and delicious creamy custard filling this no-bake mooncake recipe is very easy to make at home.