Taro cake
Introduction:
"Taro cake is one of the common breakfast in Guangdong teahouses, and the method is simple. Powdered taro with the salty flavor of cured meat is more delicious after frying."
Production steps:
Step 1: dice preserved meat and taro
Step 2: mix the powder with water to make the slurry
Step 3: stir fry the spicy cured meat, stir fry the taro slightly, add salt and pepper, add water and boil
Step 4: turn off the fire, pour in the slurry and stir evenly
Step 5: apply oil on the cake basin, pour into the slurry and steam for 25 minutes
Step 6: after steaming, cut into pieces and serve
Step 7: the finished product is more fragrant after frying
Materials required:
Sticky rice noodles: 400g
Taro: 500g
Sausage: 2
Bacon: right amount
Shrimp: right amount
Water: 500g
Pepper: right amount
Salt: right amount
Note: use fried taro to make taro cake, taste more fragrant and soft, just stir fry. Don't mix the raw and cooked pulp too thin. Stir until it is lifted with a spoon. The batter can flow down slowly. If it is too thin, open fire and stir fry slightly. Take some water. If it is too thin, the steamed taro cake will be sticky and affect the taste. After smearing oil on the steaming basin, pour the mixture into the basin and steam over medium heat for 25 minutes
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: steaming
Production time: half an hour
Taste: salty and fresh
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