Taro balls with chopped pepper
Overview
I made two cans of chopped peppers, and I often make chopped pepper dishes recently. Guangdong is a place rich in taro, and the collision of the two delicacies is uniquely beautiful. You can eat it hot or put it in the refrigerator and eat it as a cold dish to go with wine or rice
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Ingredients
Steps
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raw materials, the hard-working vegetable boss has already helped peel the taro
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Wash the taro and cut into small cubes
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Steam in a steamer over high heat for ten minutes
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Steamed taro, put out
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Add salt and a small amount of light soy sauce, not too much, because chopped pepper also has a salty taste
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Keep pounding with a rolling pin until it becomes a paste without any big particles. It would be best if you have a blender, so you don’t have to be so tired
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When the tiger's mouth is squeezed, the taro pops out
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Apply a little oil on your hands and roll the taro balls into shiny balls with your hands. Because your hands are all oily, I can’t take pictures at this step
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Add a little water to the pot, pour in the chopped pepper and bring to a boil
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Pour over the taro on the plate
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Heat a little oil in a clean pan
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Just pour hot oil on the taro
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The finished product is a beautiful little guy, I really want to take a bite, haha