Arrowroot Version Purple Sweet Potato Taro Milk Drink
by Food·Color
Favorite
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15m
Serving
2
I don’t like taro balls very much. I always feel that they are heavy and can fill up my stomach easily. However, when I saw that kudzu root powder could be used to make taro balls, I was immediately moved. It turns out that kudzu powder can also be used to make taro balls? I haven't really made taro balls. There is just a little bit of purple potato mash, so it's better to turn it into purple potato taro balls. The serving size will not be too much, so naturally there is no need to worry about long left.
I don't know the water ratio, but guess that if the water content is too much, the taro balls will be softer and weaken the Q energy. Add water little by little until the dough is just shaped and not cracked. Knead it into a small ball, put it in a boiling water pot and cook until it floats. Then there is nothing left to eat.
It feels pretty good, the taste of Q bombs. . . . . "
I don't know the water ratio, but guess that if the water content is too much, the taro balls will be softer and weaken the Q energy. Add water little by little until the dough is just shaped and not cracked. Knead it into a small ball, put it in a boiling water pot and cook until it floats. Then there is nothing left to eat.
It feels pretty good, the taste of Q bombs. . . . . "
