Radish and Taro Soup
1.
The hairy taro and radish are sliced. The hairy taro is about 7-8 mm thick, and the radish can be thinner. Cut the fat into strips.
2.
Put the fat in the pot after it is hot.
3.
Boil most of the oil on low heat.
4.
Add the taro and sauté on high heat until the color changes.
5.
Add the radishes and fry for a while, add a little sugar, and add some salt.
6.
Add boiling water or hot water to soak the ingredients.
7.
Transfer to a casserole and cook over medium to low heat.
8.
Cook until the taro is soft and waxy, add a little monosodium glutamate, and sprinkle some chopped green onion to taste.