Immortal Taro Balls
1.
Cut the taro and pumpkin into thin slices and steam them in a steamer.
2.
Knead the steamed taro into a puree and add glutinous rice flour.
3.
Then gradually knead in the cornstarch.
4.
Knead until it is not sticky.
5.
Spread some cornstarch or glutinous rice flour on the board, and use a knife. So that it won't stick. Knead the kneaded powder into a round strip.
6.
Then cut the round strips into pellets.
7.
Sprinkle with powder to prevent sticking.
8.
A plate of taro balls is complete.
9.
For pumpkins, just follow the above method.
10.
Put red beans and sweet potato balls in the pot and cook for half an hour.
11.
Add coconut water and sugar to boil, turn off the heat, cover and simmer until the sweet potato balls have no white spots.
12.
Boil water on high heat, add taro balls and pumpkin balls.
13.
When taro balls and pumpkin balls are floating on the water, they are cooked, so you can turn off the heat.
14.
40 grams of black jelly.
15.
Add water and stir to make a thinner paste.
16.
Boil water on high heat.
17.
Pour the jelly paste while stirring continuously.
18.
Pour the boiled jelly into a container and let it cool, then put it in the refrigerator and freeze for 1 hour to turn into fairy grass.
19.
Cut the fairy grass into small pieces and put it in a bowl.
20.
Then add the braised red bean sweet potato ball soup and raisins, and add the cold taro balls to scoop up. Add a spoonful of condensed milk, stir well and serve. It's cooler if you freeze it. what.
Tips:
The red beans are soaked in water first, so they are easy to cook.