Taro Balls
1.
Wash the small taro, put it in a pot and cook until it can be picked up with chopsticks, soak it in cold water for a while, and peel it smoothly
2.
Wash and chop shallots
3.
Pound the cooked taro into a mashed taro and add chopped green onions
4.
Pour in flour and cornstarch, add salt, five-spice powder, cumin powder, garlic powder, and mix well
5.
Knead into balls and spread the bread crumbs evenly
6.
Heat the oil pan, add the balls from the side of the pan when the oil temperature rises, and fry on medium heat until the balls are browned
7.
Scoop it up, soak up the excess oil with absorbent paper, ready to eat
8.
It's very delicious to eat directly or dipped in sauce
Tips:
Tips for food:
1. Add a small amount of cornstarch, the fried balls will taste more crispy, dry and not oil-absorbing.
2. The mashed taro should not take too long to fry, and it can be picked up if it is slightly browned.