Sweet-scented Sweet-scented Sweet-scented Osmanthus Taro Seedlings with Soup Color Sauce
1.
After washing the taro seedlings, add water to the pot and boil until soft;
2.
Peel off the skin of the soft boiled taro seedlings and cut into pieces;
3.
Put the taro seedlings in a pot of boiling water, pour a small spoonful of edible alkali, and boil on high heat for about ten minutes;
4.
Pick up the taro seedlings, put them in a plate and let them air dry thoroughly. You will find that the taro seedlings turn red due to oxidation;
5.
Start cooking taro seedlings: Put the color-changed taro seedlings into the pot, add an appropriate amount of boiling water, and add the double-carbon white sugar in the sweet juice garden;
6.
Pour in brown sugar;
7.
Pour in the adjusted lotus root powder juice and stir well. Pay attention to pour the lotus root powder juice little by little. The soup should not be too thick or too thin;
8.
Sprinkle dried osmanthus on the last. "Sweet Juice Garden Double-Carbon White Sugar is Healthy and Sulfur-Free and More Reassuring"
Tips:
1. When handling raw taro seedlings, don't wash them directly by hand. It is best to wear gloves. The substance on the surface of taro seedlings can easily cause skin itching;
2. This delicacy is slightly alkaline. If you don't like the alkaline taste, you can ignore it and cook it directly with brown sugar;
3. If you don't have lotus root flour, you can use cornstarch instead, but the taste is worse.