Potato Color Taro Balls

Potato Color Taro Balls

by Flying swallows

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

30m

Serving

2

I bought a box of Yunnan red potatoes, steamed them and eaten them with glutinous flour, and posted the pictures in the group. The friends in the group said that they would sprout if they bought more of them, and one of them said that they could use potatoes. For taro balls, use fruit and vegetable powder, matcha powder, or cocoa powder for the color. When she said that, my heart was moved. I had all the ingredients in the house, so I just make it. You can make taro balls without taro. The steamed taro balls are super Q-bombs, which can kill fresh taro fairy in a second. Exaggeration, if you want to make a chewy potato taro ball, follow me step by step, and you will be successful. "

Potato Color Taro Balls

1. Red potatoes, Beibei pumpkin, black King Kong potatoes are steamed and peeled and pressed into puree. The mashed potatoes are divided into three parts. If you can't buy red potatoes, you can use yellow heart potatoes. Black King Kong potatoes can't be replaced with purple potatoes.

Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

2. For red potatoes, mix tapioca starch and cornstarch (also called potato starch).

Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

3. Let's make pumpkin taro balls first. Take 100 grams of mixed tapioca flour, pour 60 grams of boiling water above 80 degrees, and stir until it forms a dough.

Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

4. Put the pumpkin puree into it, then put in 100g of mixed tapioca flour, 30g of white sugar, the bei pumpkin I used is relatively dry, if you use ordinary pumpkin to steam it, be sure to pour out the water inside, and then use it without sticking Fry it in a pan.

Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

5. Knead the pumpkin dough into a ball. You must knead a little longer to make the taro ball more elastic. The kneaded dough ball feels like your own earlobe.

Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

6. Knead the remaining dough balls and put them in a fresh-keeping bag.

Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

7. The pumpkin powder is rolled into long strips and cut into small pieces, the size you like.

Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

8. The rest of the dough balls are ready. Be sure to sprinkle potato starch to prevent stickiness. The white ones are pure mashed potatoes.

Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

9. The purple taro balls should be boiled separately from other colors in order to avoid coloring. After the water is boiled, cook for 3 minutes on medium heat and all float up. Take out a few cold water immediately, and then put it into ice water. Will be more Q bombs.

Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

10. Taro balls of other colors are cooked in the same way, and put in ice water with too much cold water. It is better to put a few pieces with ice cubes.

Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

11. Prepare the black jelly, the previous recipe has the method of blackening jelly; honey red beans is to boil a pot of red beans, remove a bowl of red beans, add an appropriate amount of sugar, mix well, put it in the refrigerator, and refrigerate the coconut milk. ,honey.

Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

12. Cut the black jelly into pieces, take a part and put it in a bowl, add some honey red beans, add taro balls, pour coconut milk, top with honey, don’t add it if you don’t like it, a bowl of ice-cold, smooth potato taro The circle can be enjoyed beautifully.

Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

13. Finished picture

Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

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Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

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Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

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Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

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Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

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Potato Color Taro Balls recipe

Tips:

1. The amount of flour dough should be added according to the moisture content of the ingredients. If the water content of ordinary pumpkins is large, more flour should be added. The reason why a number is given is to avoid detours when making friends, and the specific dosage It depends on the water content of the ingredients. Please don’t just copy it blindly. Reserve some water. You can add it later.
2. The ratio of cassava flour to cornstarch is 4:1, and you can also add it according to your own preferences. More cassava flour has a Q-quality finished product, and more cornstarch and taro balls will be soft; part of the hot noodles mixed with cassava flour is for a better taste of the finished product. There are chewing heads, and the prepared taro balls can't be stored in the refrigerator.

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