It's very good, I like it fresh and crispy. It's nice and warm and the pastry is nice and crisp. But I can only have it like that bc my boyfriend makes them lol. At the grocery or bakeries they are already packaged and ofc room temp
Yes! I made it for the first time earlier this year and it was delicious! I wasn't working with the greatest tools and had some difficulty due to how big of a batch I had to make, so it took me 14 hours straight after a long day (I had to start at 8 PM because my parents started prepping the food they were making for the next day) but after tasting it, the entire process was worth it. It's so comforting and refreshing :)
They're worth making! I recommend making them yourself instead of buying them. I've only had them with lotus seed paste, but they were worth every second of hard work!
In the morning I felt terrible, but I watched your full video and it was so conforting, your childrien looked so happy with the moon pies,thank you so much for the beautiful video❤
They are sooooo expensive at the Asian market! $30 for a box of 6 or 12 pieces. So delicious, but it’s definitely a luxury food item. I’ll have to try making my own!
Be warned, lotus seeds are expensive! You're looking at about the same price for the lotus seeds, but the lye water and golden syrup aren't too expensive from what I remember, and the rest is just things like honey, sugar, flour, etc. that you would probably already have at home or be able to find for cheap!
If you ever come back to visit, drop by Takashimaya atrium during Mooncake festival. They have an annual Mooncake fair, and before Covid they used to give out free samples. You can go to each and every stall to try out all their flavours for free 😂😋
i love making snowskin mooncakes the most! and usually for kids, i just put in lotus paste, if they don’t like duck yolk. very fun to make colourful mooncakes
u really became my healthy asian online mom, i actually hates my chinese roots because of the amount of toxicity in my chinese family, but i found wholesomeness in u chilling and cooking
Thanks a lot for this video. ❤ And same question as lots of the com from others: do you got a complete recipie, that we can try it home too??? It's so long time I want to try them and to try to do them on my self (but never was able to fond a enought occurative explaination for the exacte correcte modeling process🤔😅😆) ❤❤❤😊
Where I live in China they put ham into it and it’s sweet. It reminds my hometown in Quebec when we have ham steak with maple syrup. So good I found most Chinese put duck yolk which I’m not a fan of, too salty. But still enjoy !🎉
I've been crazy schezhuan wide noodles with spicy chili garlic ughhh... I love your content btw. I've tried those before..mooncake has a yummy flavor but not too heavy.
My sister made custard mooncakes rhe other day and it was so good! But we ate them when they were still warm. We have I think two left, letting them sit
I tried my first one recently with red bean paste and something else firmer/chewy/a little salty in the middle? I paid $12 expecting to get a few and got one lol. Theyre delicious but i gotta try making them myself because thats way out of my dessert budget lol. ❤😂
Now I wanna try a crispy mooncake.
Same! I can imagine the texture ❤
Ooh, that sounds so yummy!
It's very good, I like it fresh and crispy. It's nice and warm and the pastry is nice and crisp. But I can only have it like that bc my boyfriend makes them lol. At the grocery or bakeries they are already packaged and ofc room temp
@@jmdisco Sounds like I need me a boyfriend who makes crispy mooncakes!😆
If you didn't know, there's also flaky mooncake but they're a mess to eat since the flakey skin will fall here and there.
Do you have a recipe so we can try it ourselves? I’ve never tried them and I’ve been wanting to for YEARS!
Tap on the tekst in the video. You will go to the full video and you find the recipe there.
@@Onbekend-4u thanks! 🙂
Maybe try to buy some from Chinese super market if you wanted a traditional ones
@@celiachan2851if she follows a traditional recipe, then it's traditional. It's just not made by a chinese person (that we know of).
@@crayolaclouds2696I tried one from the Chinese market. It wasn’t very good. I would prefer to make it from scratch.
They look so yummy! I would love to try one! 😋
Same
its really delicious but too high in calories. Sometimes I regret eating too many bc you cant stop yourself 😂
My favorite filling to make them with is lotus seed paste. Its a lot of work to make homemade but tastes SO GOOD and way better than pre-made.
Thanks for the inspiration!!
Oh wowww, that sounds soooo good!!!!!
Yes! I made it for the first time earlier this year and it was delicious! I wasn't working with the greatest tools and had some difficulty due to how big of a batch I had to make, so it took me 14 hours straight after a long day (I had to start at 8 PM because my parents started prepping the food they were making for the next day) but after tasting it, the entire process was worth it. It's so comforting and refreshing :)
I've been obsessed with finding moon cakes for years now with no luck 😭 I want to try them so bad, they look amazing!!
They're worth making! I recommend making them yourself instead of buying them. I've only had them with lotus seed paste, but they were worth every second of hard work!
It's been on my bucket list to try one since I saw Wendy Wu as a child 😅.
That movie instilled this desire in me since childhood and I’ve never had the opportunity
I love these and have only ever been able to find them at a very traditional Chinese restaurant in San Diego. Mmm I want to make now. Thanks!
In the morning I felt terrible, but I watched your full video and it was so conforting, your childrien looked so happy with the moon pies,thank you so much for the beautiful video❤
They are sooooo expensive at the Asian market! $30 for a box of 6 or 12 pieces. So delicious, but it’s definitely a luxury food item. I’ll have to try making my own!
Be warned, lotus seeds are expensive! You're looking at about the same price for the lotus seeds, but the lye water and golden syrup aren't too expensive from what I remember, and the rest is just things like honey, sugar, flour, etc. that you would probably already have at home or be able to find for cheap!
I bought a mooncake mold months ago . I need to put it to good use now that I see you do it. Thanks.
try making snowskin mooncakes :)
i love mooncakes, they were my favorite 🥹
It looks too beautiful to be eaten 😭😭😭
ouu we need a recipe for the green tea filling
Love moon cake. The yolk wasn’t bad but it wasn’t quite to my taste. Love the ones with bean/yam filling
Never wanted to try these more in my life!!
Those are so pretty!
Just ordered some molds, so now off to make some! ❤
Never had moon cakes but that looks delicious
Moon cakes are amazing!! I went to a mini chinese moon festival recently and they had them there, they were delicious!
I just love your channel. ❤
How beautiful , I’ve never seen that before. Thank you for sharing
😊😊😊 Don't think I'd want to eat them, too cute. ❤❤❤❤
They look so beautiful
I've always wanted to try mooncakes, they look so good! 😍
THAT’s BEAUTIFUL
Yeah that's the original recipe 😋
Good work lady
The egg yolk is traditionally used in Chinese moon cake.
Oh my! I love moon cakes!
I've never had a homemade one but in my opinion it's better without the egg yolk. The texture is very nice.
My favorite part is the yolk! I need some moon cakes now
I was just about to look up mooncake tutorials out of curiosity 🥰
These are so pretty😍
I had the pleasure of having these in Singapore many year's ago. They were delicious❤
If you ever come back to visit, drop by Takashimaya atrium during Mooncake festival. They have an annual Mooncake fair, and before Covid they used to give out free samples. You can go to each and every stall to try out all their flavours for free 😂😋
Thanks for showing them cooked. i couldn't understand why everyone was going crazy for raw dough, since that's all i've seen.
Have you been seeing snow skin moon cakes? Those are no-bake recipes that have a mouthfeel more like firm mochi.
They look great! I make my own each year and pig biscuits too 😊
PRETTY 🤩
I love crispy things, I would love to try it crispy haha
Not worth it hahahaha. It's just like biting into rock at that stage
Oh, they're beautiful!
Those are so adorable
Looks beautiful and delicious. I've never had this
Those look amazing!
They're my favorite 😭😭
I want to try one! They are SO cute expensive around here
i swear china has the most aesthetically pleasing desserts of all time
Looks delicious!
My mom has the exact same lotus mold 😄 I helped to press the mold when she made it a few years ago
That looks amazing
So pretty 😊
Gosh those look amazing!
Thanks for sharing!
I love them sm 😭
Wow, so pretty!
Thanks for reminding me to make some!
These are so good
Where did you buy these molds?😍
That's beautiful!
I love mooncakes!!
Hmmmm they look so good!!!!😋🤤 is wish I could have one but I’m not a good baker hahaha 🤣
i love making snowskin mooncakes the most! and usually for kids, i just put in lotus paste, if they don’t like duck yolk. very fun to make colourful mooncakes
First ❤❤
Never been so early
Love ur videos
Childish. Lol
So beautiful!! I have GOT to travel to China and try authentic moon cakes at some point in my life or I will die full of regrets
u really became my healthy asian online mom, i actually hates my chinese roots because of the amount of toxicity in my chinese family, but i found wholesomeness in u chilling and cooking
Thanks a lot for this video. ❤
And same question as lots of the com from others: do you got a complete recipie, that we can try it home too???
It's so long time I want to try them and to try to do them on my self (but never was able to fond a enought occurative explaination for the exacte correcte modeling process🤔😅😆) ❤❤❤😊
For those unfamiliar. Traditional moulds are wood blocks carved in with patterns. You kind of smack it out on a hard surface.
Where I live in China they put ham into it and it’s sweet. It reminds my hometown in Quebec when we have ham steak with maple syrup. So good
I found most Chinese put duck yolk which I’m not a fan of, too salty. But still enjoy !🎉
I had some and their almost too sweet ❤
They look beautiful. Very clever.
Ive been wanting to try these since watching wendy wu in the 2000s
So prettyyyyyy
I make it them with my mom Yesterday! They are so delicious~
saw these on wendy wu & have always wanted to try
I love lotus root in my moon cakes. Maybe I can try some sweeter or savory ones (lotus root is semi sweet… kinda paste feeling like red bean haha)
My mom used to bring mooncakes in can from hongkong. And I love it. 🥺
Actually the crispy ones sound more enticing!!
Beautiful, I want one of those things 😂
So is Moon cake sweet or savoury? Looks delicious
Usually sweet except the salted duck yolk
I've been crazy schezhuan wide noodles with spicy chili garlic ughhh... I love your content btw. I've tried those before..mooncake has a yummy flavor but not too heavy.
Ohh i love baked mooncake
Very pretty.
I tried making some once. They tasted better than they looked XD
MMM look sol delicious 🤤
“Magic in these mooncakes”
You look so beautiful in your qipao
Ooooh I want to taste it while it’s crispy
My son wants these so bad. I really want to make them for him.
My sister made custard mooncakes rhe other day and it was so good! But we ate them when they were still warm. We have I think two left, letting them sit
I love mooncake
Is this a sweet food or savory?
omg i need to make homemade mooncakes
Dnakanma so excited for mooncake season to come again
Her accent is changing 😮 Interesting!
I’ve wanted to try these ever since i saw them in Wendy Wu: Homecoming warrior
I would love to eat one
They look nice, I tried a sample once with lotus something filling, I didn’t like it 😭 what fillings do u guys recommend to a non Chinese
I love that
Wow.. So sedap. I am goin to the stores to buy the halal one.
so cuwunchy!!!!!
Hare Krishna 💙🙏☺️
I need to try a crispy 🥮
I tried my first one recently with red bean paste and something else firmer/chewy/a little salty in the middle? I paid $12 expecting to get a few and got one lol. Theyre delicious but i gotta try making them myself because thats way out of my dessert budget lol. ❤😂
What you mean by duck yolk ?