Taro in curry sauce
Introduction:
"There's a box of curry at home that has been stored for a long time. I steamed taro this time, but I didn't want to do this. Suddenly, I found out that this box of curry should match taro very well, so I innovated and made this dish. I didn't know how it tasted when I made it. I didn't expect that my father praised it after making it, saying it was delicious. Ha ha, I ate up a small plate, and the curry was delicious It's full-bodied, and the taro is soft and waxy. It's very delicious. "
Production steps:
Step 1: peel the taro and cut it into strips.
Step 2: put it into a pressure cooker and steam it with rice.
Step 3: garlic cut garlic rice, onion cut onion, curry a piece.
Step 4: stir fry garlic and rice with hot oil and small heat.
Step 5: put the curry in the pot.
Step 6: stir fry the curry slowly over low heat until it melts.
Step 7: add proper amount of water and simmer for a while.
Step 8: take the steamed taro out of the pot and sprinkle with scallion.
Step 9: pour the curry juice on the taro evenly.
Materials required:
Taro: 200g
Curry: 50g
Oil: right amount
Salt: right amount
Garlic: right amount
Shallot: moderate
Note: there is already a taste in curry, so no more salt. When eating, stir the curry juice and taro evenly.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: steaming
Production time: 20 minutes
Taste: slightly spicy
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