1. Taro sliced and steamed
2. Stir in the granulated sugar while it is hot, use a spoon, otherwise it will be hot
3. Add tapioca flour and water in portions, and knead into a smooth and non-sticky dough as standard (the amount of tapioca flour and water can be adjusted according to the state)
4. Divide the dough into 3 parts, add cocoa powder and watermelon fruit powder to the smaller two parts respectively
5. Knead into dough
6. Divide into several small doses to combine the eyeballs (the amount of the big dough in the eyeballs is about 20g, the specifics are expected to be weighed)
7. Synthetic eyeball
8. Knead all into small balls, boil them in boiling water for 20 minutes
9. Prepare a plate of ice water next to it. If the eyeballs are boiled in the boiling water, immediately pick up the ice water and freeze it. This will make the Q a little bit better.
10. 45g ice sprite is soaked into 15g gelatin powder, the remaining sprite is mixed with Rui's cocktail and set aside
11. The soaked gelatin is melted in hot water and poured into the Sprite cocktail mixture. A large amount of bubbles will be formed. Let it stand until the bubbles disappear.
12. In order to be more horrible...be sure to make the eyeballs float, pour an appropriate amount of wine jelly solution, and freeze it until it is solidified.
13. Put in the eyeballs, then pour in the remaining wine jelly solution, refrigerate until solidified
14. When the finished product comes out, use red pigment to paint bloodshots to add a sense of horror
15. Is the semi-floating state more terrifying? 😱😱😱
Tips:1. Since each person's steamed taro has a different dry humidity, the amount of tapioca flour and water can be adjusted according to the state!
2. Since you don't want to use pigments, use these instead. However, when the fruity flour is added to the dough, the dough will become soft, so you can add tapioca flour in an appropriate amount. When cocoa powder is added, the dough will become dry due to the strong water absorption of cocoa powder. You can add an appropriate amount of water! Anyway, adjust the hardness by yourself!
