Low Sugar Adzuki Bean Pancake/Pie 低糖红豆馅饼
After turning some leftover adzuki bean porridge to bean paste, I thought I'd better use some of it whilst it's still fresh. Conveniently, I've got 2 slices of frozen puff pastry left in the freezer. Just the right thing I need for making some Chinese red bean pie, or pancake, whatever one calls it.
Once the frozen puff pastry is at room temperature, I roll them out to slightly thinner rectangles.
In a small pizza pan, I rubbed a little butter on the base and place 1 slice of the rolled out pastry onto it.
Once the frozen puff pastry is at room temperature, I roll them out to slightly thinner rectangles.
In a small pizza pan, I rubbed a little butter on the base and place 1 slice of the rolled out pastry onto it.
Carefully, I spread some adzuki bean paste onto the pastry, leaving some space all round,
then dabbed a little water on the four sides of the pastry.
Place the other pastry over it, carefully press it down and straighten the sides.
Lightly press all around with a fork to secure the seal and create some pattern (although they all went missing after baking).
In it goes to the oven at 190ºC for about 10 minutes.
I have not tried making my own puff pastry so I can only settle with ready made frozen pastry for now. I'm sure homemade ones would taste much better, but we shall see... one day, I will try.
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