Blueberry Sago
1.
Blueberries, raspberries, sliced bananas, and yogurt are put in a cooking cup and whipped.
2.
The sago is cooked ahead of time and placed in ice water to cool too much. Sago is taken out of the water and poured into a cup.
3.
Continue to add the stirred blueberry and raspberry puree until the cup is full and higher than the mouth of the cup.
4.
Then decorate with halved strawberries, raspberries and a little grain.
Tips:
Precautions:
The fruit is frozen in advance to make it taste better. Without bananas, it tastes like a smoothie. After putting bananas, it tastes better and smoother and tastes more like ice cream.
If you like sweetness, you can add some sugar or honey to taste.
Tips for cooking sago: first boil a pot of water, pour in the sago, cook until it has a hard core, remove it, pass cold water 1-2 times, and re-cook another pot of water. Do not put cold water into the pot when cooking sago for the first time, as the sago is easy to break.