Blueberry Yam
1.
Peel the yam, put it in a steamer, and steam it. (Be sure to wear gloves when peeling, otherwise your hands will be very itchy)
2.
Put the steamed yam in a fresh-keeping bag, and use a rolling pin to roll it into yam mud
3.
Cut a hole in the fresh-keeping bag and use it as a piping bag, squeeze the yam mud onto the plate, and use chopsticks to make a few strokes on the yam mud.
4.
The jam just taken out of the refrigerator is a bit thick and needs to be adjusted with water
5.
Pour the mixed jam on the yam puree and sprinkle with watermelon cubes
Tips:
Patience can put on a more exquisite look