Traditional Mooncakes
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Traditional Mooncakes – classic and never too late
Traditional Mooncakes – classic and never too late
They are spicy,Sweet, Sour and delicious. I always have to make bouble portion as it get finish so fast. Step by step pictures.
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Sweet and sour pork minus a litre of oil.