Mooncakes are typically round golden crust pastries that represent the shape of the moon; adorned with many intricate designs, they also feature a wide variety of sweet fillings to symbolize ...

According to estimates by a mooncake industry association, most boxes of mooncakes are priced at 70 yuan to 220 yuan (S$13 to S$40) in 2024, down from 80 yuan to 280 yuan in 2023.

The peng style of mooncake was “created in the 1920s or ’30s by applying new Japanese baking techniques to the Chinese pastry tradition—a product of Taiwan’s history of Japanese occupation ...

Traditionally in Asian cultures, Mid-Autumn Festival is a time when people reunite with friends and family to celebrate the full moon, light lanterns and share mooncakes, the intricate Asian cakes ...

It’s time to hang a lantern, share a mooncake and peel a pomelo – Mid-Autumn Festival is here. Falling on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, it’s celebrated primarily in East and ...

High-protein snow skin mooncake recipe Yields 12 mooncakes (1 3/4 oz each) Ingredients For the filling: 3 ounces skinless dried mung beans, soaked in water for 6 hours or overnight2/3 cup water2 ...

Sunmerry Bakery (Garden Grove, Irvine): Boasting mooncakes in a variety of colors and shapes, this Chinese bakery makes them in such flavors as mocha, oolong matcha tea, chocolate, milk tea, ube ...

Mooncakes are a central part of any Mid-Autumn Festival celebration, with people often sharing the decadent treats with family or gifting boxes to relatives and friends as a gesture of goodwill.

Here’s where to pick up the dense, fluffy pastries for the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival (which falls this year on Friday, September 29).

Mooncakes are traditionally shaped in a wooden mold, but they can also be made by hand or formed using cookie cutters or muffin tins.

Red Bean Baby Mooncakes are stacked in a display case at Chiu Quon Bakery in Chicago’s Chinatown on Sept. 5, 2024. Mooncakes are a traditional Asian pastry made during Mid-Autumn Festival.