Ducky little taro
By VicentaLakin
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and fresh
- braised
- half an hour
- simple
Steps for Ducky little taro
1
Choosing little taro because little taro is soft2
Cut the skin. Cut the pieces3
Get the duck legs ready4
Cut half of the duck's leg into small pieces about a centimeter long5
Put the appropriate amount of garlic in the casserole and blow up the scent with oil6
Join the duck pellets and turn them for a minute7
When the pucks go up to the platinum, they'll be even8
Join the water. The water's gonna flood the taro, cover the pan, burn the fire first, and hit the fire for about 20 minutes9
The tart's ripe, a proper amount of sauce before the meal, a few onions, a pan cap, a shut-off, two minutes, doneDucky little taro Make Tips
1. Taro takes a long time to cook. When braising taro, the water must completely submerge it, otherwise it will burn easily.
2. The cured duck legs are already salty enough, so there is no need to add salt after the taro is cooked.
3. Elders say that eating taro with green onions prevents bloating, though I don't know if it's true. However, adding green onions here also enhances the flavor.