Flower Pattern Yam: Red Wine Sago Yam
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Raw material map
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After peeling the yam, cut into 6 cm long "day" strips and soak in salt and vinegar water
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Add sugar and white vinegar in boiling water pot and blanch until broken
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Take out the yam and set aside
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Put water in the boiling pot to boil, pour the sago (without pre-soaking water) into the pot and stir while boiling
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When there is a little white core left in the sago, stop the fire, cover the pot with a lid, and simmer until the sago is completely transparent.
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Prepare a basin of water, put a sieve on it, pour the sago out of the water, it will take several times to flush the sago to be slippery
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Sago that has been well watered (still not completely simmered) and set aside
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Pour the red wine into the milk pan and cook on low heat for 5 minutes
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Then add the prepared yam sticks
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Add another tablespoon of honey (can be replaced by sugar) and mix well.
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Pour the sago into the pot and stir
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Because the sago that was cooked at the beginning was not completely simmered, so cover the pot and continue to simmer until it is completely transparent
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Red wine sago yam is ready, serve in a bowl and enjoy
Tips:
1. Because the self-brewed red wine has no sweetness, honey or sugar can be added for the taste, but the amount is as small as possible.
2. The taste of boiled red wine will be lighter, with yam and sago, Q feeling is smooth, mellow and fragrant.
3. Although the taste may be better after being iced, personal advice is to eat it warm, which is good for the body.