Sesame Taro Roll
1.
Prepare the raw materials
2.
Peel the taro, wash and cut into strips
3.
Taro steamed in a pot
4.
Add sugar and milk to the steamed taro and mash it into a puree
5.
Separate the egg yolk and egg white, and stir them separately
6.
Roll the bread slices thin with a rolling pin
7.
Add the right amount of taro puree
8.
Roll up, coat the seal with egg yolk, then glue it
9.
Dip both ends with egg white and then sesame seeds
10.
When the oil in the pan is heated to 70% hot, add the taro rolls and fry them until golden brown
11.
Out of the pot
Tips:
1. The bread slices I use are toast made by myself and cut into slices about 5 mm thick. If you buy bread slices, try to buy thinner ones;
2. After the bread slices are wrapped, the taro mash must be dipped well after being rolled up, and then pinch it with your hands to make it firmly dipped;
3. The temperature of the oil has been kept at about 70% hot, the oil should be a little more, and the oil should be turned over and fried evenly.