Taro Rice Noodles
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Ingredients: 15 grams of taro, 15 grams of iron stick yam, 7 grams of plain flour, 5 grams of baby rice noodles, 20 grams of water
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Slice the yam and steam with the yam for 15 minutes. >>The fragrant taro used here, Lipu taro is very fragrant, the finished lump has a fragrant taro flavor, and if there is none, you can replace it with pumpkin or green vegetables. If you want to complete it in 5 minutes, don't choose these ingredients to be steamed, and choose leafy vegetables, boil them, and chop them up to save time.
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Use a spoon to press into a puree. The taro and iron stick yam are quite dry. Add 20 grams of water to make it easier to press.
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Add 7 grams of flour and 5 grams of baby rice noodles at a time and stir to form a thick paste.
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Boil water in a pot, turn on the lowest heat when the water is boiled, and spoon the batter to make gnocchi one by one. If the fire is big, the pimple will be washed away before it solidifies, so a small fire is required. >>The glass pot I use is good for heat preservation. After boiling water and boiling soup and turning off the heat, the water still boils for 3 minutes. Although there was a small fire here, the water temperature was still relatively high, it was dispersed a little, and halfway through the digging, I turned off the fire directly, and the lumps in the pot could be kept intact.
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All drip and cook for another minute.
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When digging into the pot, try to make it as small as possible. It is inevitable that there will be larger bumps. When eating, help him to divide it with a spoon.