Boiled Cassava Taro

Boiled Cassava Taro

by BeiBei_Mom

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

Some cassava and taro were planted in the orchard of my parents, which can be on the market during this time.
So I got some back from my parents.
When I was young, I ate the most in boiled water with some sauces. It was delicious.
I haven't tried this way for nearly ten years. Today, I still have to think about it. "

Ingredients

Boiled Cassava Taro

1. Prepare the ingredients.

Boiled Cassava Taro recipe

2. Wash the cassava and cut into sections.

Boiled Cassava Taro recipe

3. After the taro is cleaned, put it in a rice cooker and add a proper amount of water to boil it.

Boiled Cassava Taro recipe

4. After boiling the water for about five minutes, add the cassava, cover the pot and cook for about fifteen minutes.

Boiled Cassava Taro recipe

5. When cooking the taro, prepare the ingredients (prepare chopped green onion, scallion flat, minced ginger, minced garlic).

Boiled Cassava Taro recipe

6. Put all the ingredients in a container, add a small amount of salt, soy sauce, and peanut oil. You can steam it in the pot where the taro is cooked for half a minute (but don't steam it for too long).

Boiled Cassava Taro recipe

7. Taro and cassava are boiled until they can be gently inserted with chopsticks.

Boiled Cassava Taro recipe

Tips:

1. Therefore, the variety of cassava is easy to be cooked, so put it in the boil later.

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