Hwang Jin-sun Sagwa Ppaseu
A delectable Chinese-style dessert featuring a crispy, sweet, transparent sugar coating on the outside, with warm, moist apple juice bursting from the inside.
Ingredients needed 2 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Soaking sliced apples in sugar-vinegar water not only perfectly prevents browning but also enhances the apple's natural tartness and sweetness.
- When melting sugar, stirring with a spatula can cause crystallization and prevent a clear syrup, so leave it alone or gently swirl the pan, melting it solely with heat.
- Right after sugar-coating, dipping briefly in cold water or working near ice water instantly sets the syrup coating, making it even crispier.
- Instead of peanut powder, you can use black sesame seeds or whole sesame seeds to achieve a wonderful nutty flavor and visual effect.
Recommended for
- For those who want to enjoy a unique, sweet-and-sour fruit dessert instead of the usual sweet potato flavor.
- For those who want to recreate at home the charm of the crispy ppaseu served at the end of a course at professional Chinese restaurants.
- For those who want to make a sweet, nutritious snack with an appealing crispy-on-the-outside, moist-on-the-inside texture for kids.
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