Step1:Wash taro and cut into 2cm wide and 7cm long strip
Step2:Put the egg white in the big soup bowl. Don't use the yolk. Put the sliced taro in and grab it evenly
Step3:Take another big soup bowl and put the flour on it. Put in the taro sticks stained with egg white and grab them evenly. Make each taro stick with the flour
Step4:Take out the taro bar and sift out the excess flour on the taro ba
Step5:Heat 2 / 3 of the pot oil to about 150 ℃. Fry the taro in it and drain the oil
Step6:Wash in a small pot. Put 8 tablespoons of white sugar and a little water. Stir with a wooden spatula until it boils into a thick syrup. Add 2 tablespoons of coconut milk and stir evenly. Turn off the heat
Step7:Pour the fried taro into the syrup and turn it over and over again. Make each taro stick with even syrup. Turn it over until the syrup solidifies. Then shake the small pot back and forth or left and right until the bottom of the pot is covered with a thin layer of sugar sand
Step8:Taro into a plate. Sprinkle the sugar on the taro. OK
Cooking tips:Sugar must be fried patiently. If it's not thick enough, it won't start to sand. The pot of fried sugar must not have oil. Otherwise, the sand that the sugar will agglomerate is not beautiful, and there are skills in cooking and delicious.