Crispy taro cake
Introduction:
"There are still a lot of taro left from relatives. Let's create a new way to eat. The taro cake baked without oil is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. It can't stop eating with tomato sauce."
Production steps:
Step 1: peel the taro and cut it into small pieces. Steam until soft. Press into mud with a spoon
Step 2: dice the bacon and prepare the corn and peas
Step 3: fry the bacon with a little oil
Step 4: add corn and peas, stir fry for a while, dry and turn off the fire
Step 5: add taro paste, salt and pepper. If it's too dry, add some milk
Step 6: prepare flour, egg liquid and bread bran
Step 7: make taro paste into small cakes
Step 8: wrap flour, egg liquid and bread bran in turn, spread tin foil on the baking plate, put in the small cake, bake it at 180 degrees for 10 minutes, then turn it over for about 10 minutes, and the two sides are golden
Materials required:
Taro paste: 200g
Cooked corn kernels: 60g
Cooked peas: 60g
Bacon: 2 slices
Oil: right amount
Salt: right amount
Pepper: right amount
Egg liquid: right amount
Flour: right amount
Bread bran: right amount
Milk: moderate
Note: taro to choose the kind of soft soft soft. If it's too sticky when making cookies, dip a little flour on the surface during shaping.
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: Baking
Production time: three quarters of an hour
Taste: salty and fresh
Crispy taro cake
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