In the kitchen, there is another areca taro bought last week that hasn't been eaten. Last night, I made taro to cook meat. There are still one third left. I just made taro cake. The taro cake just came out of the pot is fragrant. It's soft and waxy. Ruirui ate a large piece of taro at once.
Step1:Diced tar
Step2:Steamed and diced sausages, chopped red onion and shallo
Step3:Heat the oil in an oil pan. Stir fry the shallots and shallot
Step4:Sauteed sausages to tast
Step5:Stir fry the diced taro. Add five spices, salt and white pepper. Mix wel
Step6:Add water to the taro. Cover the pot and simmer until the taro is soft. Turn off the heat
Step7:Rice noodles with wate
Step8:Stir evenly. It should not be too thick or too thin. Scoop one spoon and pour it down. The grain can appear on the surface of the rice paste
Step9:Pour the rice paste into the pot and mix well with the cooked taro sausag
Step10:Take a round flat basin (I use an 8-inch round cake mold). Coat the bottom and walls with oil (I use a cake mold, so a piece of oil paper is laid on the bottom. Oil the walls). Pour the mixed taro sticky rice paste into the basin. Steam in the lower steamer for 25 minutes. Sprinkle a layer of white sesame seeds in the boiling pot. Steam for another minute to get out of the pot. Sweet taro cake with sausages red onion and taro fragrance is soft, waxy and non stick. Little pot friend likes it very much.
Step11:Cut a piece and add a few peppermint leaves to the plate. The taro cake on the top is made of wood
Cooking tips:There are skills in making delicious dishes.