Step by step. Smooth fresh bean paste with a soft, thin pastry skin, with oily salted duck egg yolks inside.
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2 comments:
I experienced my first Mooncake in Chinatown San Francisco with a Cantonese friend of mine who was born there. I think they are delicious.
Yummy with hot Chinese tea!
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