Crispy Taro

by Mother Maizi

4.9 (1)
Favorite
13

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

Taro is rich in nutrients, good in color, aroma and taste, and was once the king of vegetables. It has the medicinal effects of dispersing and regulating qi, detoxifying and replenishing the spleen, clearing away heat and relieving cough, and can be burned, fried or stewed.

Crispy Taro

1. Taro, peeled and cut into small pieces

2. Put it in a steamer and steam it until soft, I steamed it for about 30 minutes

3. Put the steamed taro in the fresh-keeping bag

4. Use a rolling pin to roll into taro puree

5. Use the mold to shape again, I put a plastic wrap for the ease of demolding

6. I take it out after refrigerating overnight and cut into small pieces

7. Heat vegetable oil in a pot, the oil temperature must be high, add taro to quickly fry the outer skin

8. Remove the oil with a kitchen paper towel

9. After heating the frying pan again, re-fry the taro

10. Put it out on the plate

11. Prepare the sauce: prepare an appropriate amount of water starch in a small bowl, add cooking wine, vinegar, sugar, and light soy sauce in a small bowl, mix well

12. In another oil pan, sauté the bean paste and minced garlic

13. Add appropriate amount of water to boil

14. Add water starch hook

15. Just drizzle with sesame oil

16. Pour the cooked sauce on the fried taro

17. Sprinkle with chopped green onions

18. carry out

Tips:

If you don’t eat it right away, put the sauce in a small bowl and eat it, because the taro will not be crispy after a long time.

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