Anti-sand taro
Lipu taro 1 | Oil (fried) 500 grams |
sugar 150g | Clear water Half bowl |
Step 1
Peel and cut Lipu taro.Step 2
Cut into 1.5cm long strips, ifIf you're particular about it, you can cut off the head and tail and just keep the middle part, but you don't have to be particular about eating it by yourself.Step 3
Pour the oil into the milk pot. The deeper the milk pot is, the deeper the oil is, which is more suitable for deep frying.Step 4
Turn on medium-low heat, and when the oil is so hot that when a chopstick tip is inserted into the oil and a string of small bubbles appear, you can pour in the taro.Step 5
Fry the taro until it floats. If you are not sure, you can pick up a piece of taro. If it can be easily broken with chopsticks, it is done.Step 6
Remove the fried taro and set aside.Step 7
I didn’t have enough white sugar at home, so I used some rock sugar.Step 8
Pour the sugar into the washed wok over medium-low heat.Step 9
Pour in half a bowl of water.StepStep 10
Cook until it bubbles.Step 11
Cook again until small bubbles appear, the color changes, and becomes thicker. I measured it with a thermometer and it was about 110°C.Step 12
Turn off the heat and stir-fry the fried taro.Step 13
Put the pot under a fan and stir-fry until the sugar becomes sandy. Let it cool and it will turn white. Very simple.Step 14
If you like a salty and sweet taste, you can rub some salt or add some chopped green onion before frying the taro. Cooking tips for taroBe sure to pay attention to the oil temperature. When boiling sugar, observe it slowly over low heat. It is best to have a thermometer.