Taro
Ultimate Taro Milk Dessert That Beats Them All‼️
1. Steam the diced sweet taro and mix with sugar, whipped cream, and milk. 2. Mash the taro to your desired texture, store it, and serve with hot milk for an amazing flavor.
Braised Taro with Pork
1. Cut and rinse pork belly, add ginger and wine, then boil. 2. Rinse the pork, prepare taro, caramelize sugar in oil. 3. Add boiled pork to color, then season and simmer with taro until tender. 4. Serve this delicious dish and enjoy!
The Easiest and Most Direct Taro Paste Recipe
1. Peel, slice, and steam the taro and purple sweet potato. 2. Blend with sugar and milk powder in a food processor until smooth. 3. Enjoy as is or enhanced with milk and cream for a richer flavor.
Taro Mochi with Taro Puree and Dumplings
1. Steam Lijiang taro until tender, 2. Blend steamed taro with milk and sugar to make a smooth puree, 3. Cook small dumplings until they float, 4. Prepare stretchy mochi with tapioca starch, 5. Assemble layers of taro puree, mochi, and dumplings.
Chaozhou Specialty: Fried Taro with Sugar Syrup
1. Prepare taro by cutting it into strips and frying until golden. 2. Combine sugar and water, cooking until viscous. 3. Pour syrup over fried taro and stir quickly for perfect presentation.
Easy and Delicious Sandy Taro Recipe
1. Peel and prep taro strips. 2. Coat with cornstarch for crispiness. 3. Fry until golden. 4. Make sweet syrup and add orange peel. 5. Mix fried taro with syrup for a tasty treat.
Easy and Delicious Taro Cake
1. Soak scallops and shrimp for flavor. 2. Prepare and mix ingredients for a delicious taro cake. 3. Steam and serve this delightful treat.
Versatile Filling! My Taro Paste Recipe Used for Three Years
1. Steam Lijiang taro until cooked. 2. Blend cooked taro with ingredients for a creamy paste. 3. Cook in a pan until cohesive. Perfect for fillings or enjoying alone!
Low Sugar, No Burden - Black Glutinous Rice and Taro Box
1. Soak black glutinous rice and steam with appropriate water. 2. Mix cooked rice with condensed milk and sugar, adjust consistency with milk. 3. Prepare and layer the taro and purple sweet potato mixture with pork floss. 4. Enjoy a healthy, delicious dessert!
Taro Custard Bake
1. Start with cooked taro and purple sweet potato. 2. Mix in sugar, condensed milk, and coconut milk. 3. Pipe the mixture into cups and bake to perfection.
Braised Taro with Ribs
1. Prepare and fry taro and ribs for a flavorful mix. 2. Sauté spices and simmer with soy sauce and spices. 3. Braise until tender and serve in a clay pot.
Coco Fresh Taro Milk Mud
1. Cut the taro and pressure cook it for 10 minutes. 2. Blend cooked taro with sugar and condensed milk to taste, and enjoy fresh taro mud in milk tea or as a filling!
Taro Savory Rice
1. Prepare ingredients and sauté taro until fragrant. 2. Stir-fry cured meat, mushrooms, shrimp, and scallops with seasonings. 3. Mix in rinsed rice and cook in a rice cooker for a lovely dish.
Easy Taro Cake
1. Start by mashing the taro and mixing with salt. 2. Combine with flour and spices, then steam. 3. Enjoy this healthy and delicious taro cake alternative to rice!
Super Simple Taro Cake
1. Soak rice and blend it into a paste. 2. Mix in shredded taro and sautéed ingredients. 3. Steam until set and enjoy this delicious taro cake.
Quick and Delicious Taro Filling Ready in Five Minutes!
1. Wash and peel Liyu taro and purple sweet potato. 2. Cook the taro in a pressure cooker for 20 minutes. 3. Mix with sugar, milk powder, and other ingredients for a delicious taro filling.
Taro Cake (Triangle Cake)
1. Begin by preparing Li Pu taro and peeling it. 2. Mix shredded taro with glutinous rice flour and water; steam it for a delicious triangle dessert.
Savory Taro Cake with Sausage
1. Dice taro and sausage, and sauté until fragrant. 2. Prepare a thin batter with rice flour and water, then mix. 3. Steam the mixture for a delicious, healthy taro cake perfect for breakfast!
The Most Beautiful April Days, The Most Stunning Rainbow Taro Pastry! Full of Practical Tips!
1. Prepare the filling by mixing milk and sugar, adding glutinous rice flour. 2. Steam the filling until sticky, then incorporate butter. 3. Mash taro with condensed milk and cream. 4. Shape and bake the pastry, enjoying a delightful tea pairing.
Recipe for Semi-Cooked Taro Cake
1. Combine glutinous rice flour with water and create a smooth batter. 2. Mix with sautéed taro and steam for a perfect texture. 3. Top with savory stir-fried ingredients for added flavor.