Happy Moon Festival! 4 Kinds Of Mooncakes 🥮 中秋节快乐!

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Mid-autumn festival, aka Moon Festival, is one of most important festivals for Chinese people. It falls on the 15th of the 8th month of Chinese lunar calendar. Hope you will find moon cakes near you. Happy Moon Festival! Enjoy! …
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AI GeneratedLin introduces the Mid-Autumn Festival (Moon Festival), explaining its cultural significance as a time for family reunion and happiness. She showcases and tastes various types of mooncakes—including red bean, lotus seed, and salted egg yolk varieties—paired with jasmine tea, encouraging viewers to try these traditional treats.
Hi everyone, welcome to Cooking with Lin. Did you ever celebrate moon festival? Did you ever have
moon cakes? So moon festival, also known as mid-autumn festival in Chinese, zhong qiu jie,
it falls on the 15th of the eighth month of Chinese lunar calendar. So this year it falls
September 21st and we believe on that day the moon is the brightest and the fullest. Of course
because the fullness symbolizes the reunion of the family and the happiness and all the good things
and the family get together and have a big dinner and they appreciate the beautiful moon and also
enjoy moon cakes. So I got a bunch of moon cakes from Asian market I'm going to show you.
Here I have four kinds. This is red bean, this is lotus seeds and with yolk and this is just the
red lotus seeds. It's red because it uses brown sugar and this one just lotus seeds. They don't
have nuts filling or you know ham like wiener ham. Moon cake is also very popular.
This one is lotus seeds. It's opening. So this is made from lotus seeds and blended the seeds into
paste and this one is red bean paste. What's your favorite? I think I like red bean paste
the best but also lotus is nice. Yeah so we cut it and we can share it. This is a red bean.
Let's try one with the yolk. I don't know if I'm a yolk person. You're not.
Let's see. Wow. Yolk in the middle. That's pretty cool. Can I give you some pieces to try?
Sampling right? Piece of this and red bean. You like it right? This is red bean paste
and this one with yolk. Oh here's a yolk. You don't want the yolk? It just fell off.
Enjoy. How about yourself? Yeah I'm getting for myself.
Also we need some tea. This is jasmine tea. Smells good. That's great.
Here you go. Thank you. Which one are you trying first? Cheers. Oh let me get that.
Cheers to moon festival or happiness. Very jasminey. So I'm gonna try the
red bean. I'm gonna try the lotus. Lotus? You're not trying your favorite? Okay let's go there.
Let's go with the red bean. Very fresh. Wow. This is freshly made from the bakery. I hope.
I hope you guys will go get it if there's an Asian market by you.
Either you can get on the moon festival that day or even after that. Maybe after the festival
will be half price. Really? This one's lotus. Lotus paste. That's my favorite. That's delicious.
Very smooth. Not too sweet. And this one with the yolk. I'm scared of the yolk one. I know. I didn't
give you yolk. All right here we go. Not bad. I like it. Actually the yolk is a salted egg yolk.
It's good. I like the other two. Lotus and the red beans.
So you guys can see right? The mooncake has a very thin crust. So inside it's a
filling. As I said you have lotus seeds, paste or red bean or sometimes nuts or ham.
That's mooncake. And hope you guys are going to find some and enjoy. Of course I miss my family
and I also will miss the loved ones who are not here anymore. We love you guys and
happy moon festival. Thank you for watching. See you next time.
