Chopped Pepper Taro, Delicious and Beautiful and Not Spicy

Chopped Pepper Taro, Delicious and Beautiful and Not Spicy

by Happy forever

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

This dish was taken long ago, and it was still made at 11 o'clock."

Chopped Pepper Taro, Delicious and Beautiful and Not Spicy

1. Peel the taro and rinse in water

Chopped Pepper Taro, Delicious and Beautiful and Not Spicy recipe

2. Cut into pieces and put on the plate

Chopped Pepper Taro, Delicious and Beautiful and Not Spicy recipe

3. Chop the pepper, put the seasoning and mix well (too busy when putting the seasoning, I didn't have time to take the picture)

Chopped Pepper Taro, Delicious and Beautiful and Not Spicy recipe

4. Pour on the taro, put boiling water in a steamer and steam (cold water is also ok)

Chopped Pepper Taro, Delicious and Beautiful and Not Spicy recipe

5. After steaming for 20 minutes, take out appropriate amount of chopped green onion

Chopped Pepper Taro, Delicious and Beautiful and Not Spicy recipe

6. It's delicious, not spicy at all, and my daughter can eat it too

Chopped Pepper Taro, Delicious and Beautiful and Not Spicy recipe

Tips:

The length of steaming time depends on how thick you cut it. I cut it almost 4mm thick (some unevenly cut). The light soy sauce is relatively small and the main reason is to improve the flavor. If you put too much, the taro will not be white.

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