Cut 100g candied winter melon into small pieces using kitchen scissors.
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Candied melon is hard
hold securely while cutting to prevent slipping
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Cut 100g candied winter melon into small pieces using kitchen scissors.
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Candied melon is hard
hold securely while cutting to prevent slipping
Slice 40g of peeled garlic cloves into thin slices.
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Keep fingertips curled safely inward while slicing garlic.
Add garlic slices and winter melon sugar into blender; pulse until fine paste forms.
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Sugar is sticky
unplug power source before unjamming blender blades
In a bowl, combine 2 pieces of red fermented bean curd and 2 tbsp juice; mash with fork.
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Mash completely
lumps of bean curd will cause salty spots in biscuits
Add 100ml oil, 1 egg, and 1 tbsp maltose into bowl; whisk until thoroughly combined.
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Whisk thoroughly so maltose dissolves completely instead of settling.
Mix in garlic-melon paste, 90g sugar, 0.5 tsp salt, 0.5 tsp five-spice, and 0.5 tsp white pepper until sugar dissolves.
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Ensure sugar is fully dissolved to prevent burnt spots during baking.
Sift 310g flour and 1 tsp baking powder in. Add 30g white and 30g black sesame seeds. Mix and knead into dough.
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Dough will be sticky
wear gloves instead of adding extra flour
Cover mixing bowl with lid and rest dough for 30 minutes.
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Do not skip resting
hydrated dough becomes smooth and non-sticky
Weigh dough into 10g portions, roll into small balls, and place apart on parchment paper.
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Ensure uniform dough weight so all biscuits bake evenly.
Cover dough balls with plastic film and press firmly with a flat jar lid to make ultra-thin discs.
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Apply even pressure
thinner discs yield crispier biscuits after baking
Peel off plastic sheet and transfer parchment paper with flattened dough discs onto baking tray.
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Peel film gently to avoid tearing delicate raw biscuit discs.
Wear heat-resistant oven mitts when removing tray to prevent burns.
Bake in preheated oven at 150°C (top & bottom heat) for 18-20 minutes until golden brown.
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Watch closely in the final minutes as ovens vary and thin biscuits burn quickly.
Transfer baked biscuits to cooling rack with spatula. Repeat pressing and baking process for remaining dough.
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Biscuits crisp up as they cool
store immediately in airtight jar once cooled