Steamed taro with flour
Introduction:
"In winter, taro tastes softer and waxy than usual. Steamed with five spice rice flour and chopped peppers, it's steaming hot. It's good-looking and delicious. The plump taste has the illusion of meat dishes. It's full. A delicious dish for winter. (rice noodles can be fried with rice by themselves, but it takes a long time. Supermarkets have ready-made steamed meat noodles with enough seasonings. It can be used directly.)
Production steps:
Step 1: taro peeled and washed, cut hob pieces;
Step 2: add soy sauce, salt, sugar and oil, mix well and marinate until about 30 minutes;
Step 3: add 3 tbsp steamed meat powder and mix well;
Step 4: spread taro covered with rice flour in a heat-resistant bowl, add minced garlic and chopped pepper;
Step 5: put it into Depu electric steamer, select "vegetable" mode, steam for 12-15 minutes, then sprinkle with scallions.
Materials required:
Taro: About 300g
Steamed meat powder: one bag
Chopped peppers: 1 tablespoon
Minced garlic: right amount
Scallion: right amount
Salt: right amount
Soy sauce: 1 tablespoon
Sugar: 1 / 2 spoon
Oil: 1 tablespoon
Note: when peeling taro, it's best to wear gloves to prevent hands from itching when touching taro mucus. Depu electric steamer, escort for family health!!
Production difficulty: simple
Process: steaming
Production time: three quarters of an hour
Taste: slightly spicy
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