Fried Taro with Chives

Fried Taro with Chives

by The joyful life of pyrotechnics

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

20m

Serving

2

The big fleshy bulb of taro is called mother taro. From the mother taro, the first tiller occurs and the small bulb is called "sub-taro", and then the "sun taro" emerges from the child taro. When I was young, my family’s mother taro was sold at the market for money. My family only ate smaller taro, and I also like to eat taro. I think the taro is more glutinous and elastic than the mother taro. "

Ingredients

Fried Taro with Chives

1. After washing the taro, put it in a boiling pot and cook, then let it cool for a while and peel off the skin.

Fried Taro with Chives recipe

2. The peeled taro is placed on the cutting board and cut into small pieces.

Fried Taro with Chives recipe

3. Wash the chives and cut into small pieces. Take a small piece of green onion and cut some chopped green onions for later use.

Fried Taro with Chives recipe

4. Pour the oil in the wok and heat it up, put some chopped green onion in the pan.

Fried Taro with Chives recipe

5. Add the chopped taro and stir fry.

Fried Taro with Chives recipe

6. Stir-fry the taro until the surface becomes hard and slightly yellow.

Fried Taro with Chives recipe

7. Add the chives and stir fry evenly.

Fried Taro with Chives recipe

8. Pour some premium soy sauce and stir-fry evenly to start the pot.

Fried Taro with Chives recipe

Tips:

My home tastes light, so the salt in the premium light soy sauce is enough, you can taste it and decide the amount of salt.

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