Red koji Yam Cake
Introduction:
"It's a solution to taro. I forgot why I made taro mud. I've been frozen in the refrigerator for a long time. If you don't want to eat it directly, let it make a splash. The final effect is quite good. "
Production steps:
Step 1: prepare materials
Step 2: put the Steamed Yam into a fine screen and roll it with a spoon
Step 3: make the fine yam mud
Step 4: divide the yam mud into two equal parts and put it on the desk
Step 5: roll them into 0.6x12x10cm rectangles
Step 6: pour taro paste into a bowl and add red yeast powder
Step 7: mix well
Step 8: take about 100g and roll it into a rectangle of the same size as the yam mud
Step 9: put a yam slice on the bottom and spread taro paste on it
Step 10: lay another piece of yam on the surface
Step 11: cut off the irregular sides
Step 12: cut into 4x3cm small pieces
Step 13: put the remaining taro paste into the flower mounting bag with sharp teeth
Step 14: extrude the pattern on the surface
Materials required:
Taro paste: 180g
Cooked Yam: 190g
Monascus powder: 1 teaspoon
Note: the dosage of yam is the weight after peeling and steaming. Taro production method: taro peeled, steamed, ground into mud, sugar mix, squeeze flowers can change with their own preferences, you can not squeeze flowers
Production difficulty: simple
Craft: Skills
Production time: three quarters of an hour
Taste: sweet
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