Cinnamon taro
By VicentaLakin
POTATO IS RICH IN PROTEINS, CALCIUM, PHOSPHORUS, IRON, POTASSIUM, MAGNESIUM, SODIUM, CARROTS, SOOT, VITAMIN C, VITAMIN B, AMPHIBIAN, ETC., AND CONTAINS HIGH LEVELS OF FLUORINE IN MINERALS, WHICH PROTECT TEETH AND TEETH. INCREASED IMMUNITY, ANTI-CANCER DETOXIFICATION, HAIR LOSS, REMEDIATE GAS, TARO CONTAINING A MUCOUS PROTEIN, WHICH, WHEN ABSORBED BY HUMANS, PRODUCES IMMUNOGLOBIN, OR ANTI-BODY PROTEIN, INCREASES THE RESISTANCE OF THE BODY。
Recipe Recommendations
- Taro 300 grams
- Osmanthus honey appropriate amount
- sweetening
- steamed
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Cinnamon taro

1
The taro is clean。
2
Steam pots, water, taro, steam in the fire。
3
Put a chopstick on it in ten minutes, and it'll fit。
4
Tacos skin off。
5
Slice into the plate。
6
You can use honey, jam。
7
The taro is cut into a piece of cinnamon nectar, which is more homogenous。
8
The finished chart。
9
The finished chart。清香软糯,甜甜美美哒~~~
10
The finished chart。Cinnamon taro Make Tips
Selecting Taro: Freshness is indicated by plumpness, firmness, and long roots. A dark color, heavy soil covering, and dampness are signs of freshness. Next, consider the shape. Spherical ones are best; the rounder, the better. The size should not be too large—slightly larger than half an egg is ideal. The skin should be smooth and round without pits, and having long roots is also a good sign. Taro selected this way will be very soft, smooth, and delicate. If you prefer starchy, mature taro, you do not need to follow these guidelines.