Hot and Sour Taro Soup

by The joyful life of pyrotechnics

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Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

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. My mother picks a few cylinders of sour pickles every year, so she often cooks taro with sour pickles. The cooked taro soup is sour and spicy and appetizing. The soup is used to soak the rice and it is very delicious and hot, sour and hot. The taro is also mixed with flour and waxy glutinous rice. After hula hula, a bowl of soup and rice will reach the bottom. There is such a bowl of hot and sour taro soup and other dishes are not needed, but the day of eating hot and sour taro soup My mother only cooks this dish, other dishes are wasted if no one else eats it. "

Hot and Sour Taro Soup

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.

2. The peeled taro is placed on the chopping board and patted flat with a knife.

3. Slice the ginger and cut the pepper into small pieces for later use.

4. Prepare a small bowl of sour pickles.

5. Pour the oil in the wok and heat it up, add the chili and ginger slices and fry them for a nice aroma.

6. Pour the sour pickles and stir fry for a while.

7. Pour in a large bowl of water and boil.

8. Pour the taro and cook for about 5 minutes.

9. Add some soy sauce.

10. Add appropriate amount of salt and a little monosodium glutamate, stir well and then turn off the heat to eat.

Tips:

Sour pickles should be sautéed to taste sour. The amount of sour pickles and peppers is determined by personal preference.

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