[new Product of The Day] Soft and Smooth Taro Buns
1.
Wash the small taro and cook in a pot
2.
Prepare the fillings: soak the lean meat, mushrooms and black fungus, and chop them. The dried squid is also cut into shreds. The shallots and garlic are chopped for later use. Cut a little carrot to add color
3.
Peel the taro after cooking
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Stir-fry stuffing: first fry the pork cubes, then put the shiitake mushrooms, fungus, carrots, dried squid and other ingredients into the pot and stir fry together. When it is almost done, put the onion and garlic, add salt and chicken essence to taste
5.
Press the taro into taro puree
6.
Pour in an appropriate amount of sweet potato flour and knead, add some salt and five-spice powder to make the taro peel tasteful
7.
Because the water content of the taro itself is relatively large, I added a small amount of flour to mix in the middle
8.
The kneaded taro skin is divided into small doses, and then rounded
9.
Add the fried stuffing
10.
Wrap into a circle, brush a layer of oil on the bottom of the plate, and place the taro wrap on the plate
11.
Put it in the steamer
12.
Steam for 12 to 15 minutes to get out of the pot
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The big taro bun can be started
14.
One bite is two words: delicious
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If you don’t think the taro skin tastes enough, you can add a small spoonful of soy sauce on top of the taro bun
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It's so delicious