Recipes likes these are important. In our every day rat race we keep looking for short cuts and easy recipes. But recipes like these remind us that it takes patience and hard work to achieve something amazing.
I grew up taking Chinese immersion so I often came to school and celebrated the fall festival with a little piece of moon cake from my teachers. All my teachers from k-8 were born and raised in china. I got to learn about the culture and got to learn and perform traditional songs and dances during Chinese New Year when we’d have assembly’s of all the Chinese classes performing what their teacher taught them. We’d have a dragon dance, each grade got a dragon, and we’d all take turns being on stage. I love Chinese culture and even though I’m not Chinese it was a huge part of my childhood.
So, traditional mooncakes have a yolk in there to symbolize the moon. I used to like the yolk as a kid, but I just don't like them as much now. These are still considered as mooncakes even if they don't have a yolk inside.
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RECIPE: healthynibblesandbits.com/cantonese-style-mooncake-recipe/
Thank you so much. I've been craving these specific ones for a while now. I left China 3 years ago and I still miss the food😢
Recipes likes these are important. In our every day rat race we keep looking for short cuts and easy recipes. But recipes like these remind us that it takes patience and hard work to achieve something amazing.
Thank you for sharing with us this beautiful part of your culture
Thanks!
Your dedication is so impressive! Some things worth repeating until you learn to do it right ❤
Moon cakes are so beautiful! That bunny is the cutest☺️
That's my mom's favorite!
I grew up taking Chinese immersion so I often came to school and celebrated the fall festival with a little piece of moon cake from my teachers. All my teachers from k-8 were born and raised in china. I got to learn about the culture and got to learn and perform traditional songs and dances during Chinese New Year when we’d have assembly’s of all the Chinese classes performing what their teacher taught them. We’d have a dragon dance, each grade got a dragon, and we’d all take turns being on stage. I love Chinese culture and even though I’m not Chinese it was a huge part of my childhood.
Wowsers they look beautiful!
Beautiful and the bunny was so precious
my mom's favorite is the bunny one!
I have to say they look really beautiful like they look like there from a bakery amazing great job
Ive always like store bot moon pies and cakes in America, i can only imagine how much better and more unique they taste when home made
Time well spent! I’ve never had a moon cake. I will think of this video when I try one one day!
They look so good!! 💗
it's looks so much more beautiful than the usual ones with the word 福 on it!
Those mooncakes look absolutely perfect
Thank you!
They are beautiful! ❤
I would love to try mooncakes someday ❤ they look delicious
Covjece kako bi volio probati mooncakes!
Ooohhh, I always wanted to try a mooncake!!!❤
Wow great job, they look amazing!😮 I wanna bite the screen😂
Happy Mid Autumn Festival! Wishing you and your family health and happiness❤😊
Thank you!!
They look beautiful 💐🙋♀️☯️
i have wanted to try a mooncake since i was little!! i need to find one this year
I immediately rushed to your website for recipe!
Thank you!!
I want to try these,with a sweet filling,so bad
❤️🔥
What flavor is the black one? Sesame? These are beautiful!
That is the black sesame custard by Lady M! It's really good and I hope to recreate that some day!
"despite her smile" LOL, god, asian mums and their standards, haha....
All you work definitely paid off!
Watch out for the exploding ones 😅
Have you seen the exploding chinese mooncakes?
I know exactly what you're talking about. They're usually super sweet so I don't bother buying them.
Not to be rude or anything but where’s the moon part?(the egg thing)
It’s called mooncake because it’s usually eaten while celebrating Chinese lunar new year.
So, traditional mooncakes have a yolk in there to symbolize the moon. I used to like the yolk as a kid, but I just don't like them as much now. These are still considered as mooncakes even if they don't have a yolk inside.
Do these explode?
Now mooncakes are trending 😂😂😂😂. What’s next I’m wondering. They’re now going to become more expensive just like oxtails😂😂
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So many people posting mooncake videos recently, gotta hope on the trend lol
? it's not a trend we're just close to mid autumn festival
People pretend to like these.
we called my grandmother mama lynn 💌 almost stopped me in my tracks when i heard that! 🥲