Osmanthus Honey Taro Chips
1.
Wash the taro.
2.
Add water to the steamer, put the taro, and steam on the pot over high heat.
3.
Prick it with chopsticks in ten minutes, and it will be cooked if you can pierce it through.
4.
Peel off the skin of the taro.
5.
Place the slices on the plate.
6.
Top it with osmanthus honey, or use honey or jam.
7.
The taro is cut into slices and topped with sweet-scented osmanthus honey for a more even taste.
8.
Finished picture.
9.
Finished picture. Fragrant and soft, sweet and beautiful~~~
10.
Finished picture.
Tips:
Choose taro: fresh, full, tough, and fresh with long hair. The color is deep, the soil is heavy, moist, and fresh. Then, pick the shape. Spherical, the rounder, the better, the volume should not be large, the best is more than half an egg, the rounder the skin is the best, and the longer the hair is. The taro selected in this way will be very soft, smooth and delicate. If you like to eat starchy old taro, you do not need to follow this principle.