Pan-fried Taro Cake

Pan-fried Taro Cake

by Qi_feXjZ8E2

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

2

Taro is rich in carbohydrates, especially high in starch, as well as rich in B vitamins, vitamin C, protein, potassium, calcium, phosphorus and other mineral elements. In addition, taro is also rich in fluorine, which is important for teeth. It's time to eat taro in autumn. "

Ingredients

Pan-fried Taro Cake

1. Wash the taro after peeling

Pan-fried Taro Cake recipe

2. cut to shreds

Pan-fried Taro Cake recipe

3. Put flour, pepper, five-spice powder, salt and pepper powder, eggs

Pan-fried Taro Cake recipe

4. Grab evenly with your hands

Pan-fried Taro Cake recipe

5. Hot pan oil

Pan-fried Taro Cake recipe

6. Flatten the taro shreds and fry on low heat until the bottom is shaped. Put a little water on the side of the pan and continue to fry on low heat

Pan-fried Taro Cake recipe

7. Smell the delicious taste of taro, sprinkle some black/white sesame seeds

Pan-fried Taro Cake recipe

8. Flip the other side and continue to fry until golden

Pan-fried Taro Cake recipe

9. Golden on both sides, crispy, served on the plate

Pan-fried Taro Cake recipe

10. Finished product.

Pan-fried Taro Cake recipe

Tips:

Fry over a small fire and add a little water to make the taro easy to ripen

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