Toast

By VicentaLakin

Toast
Potato tastes sweet and nutritious, and its protein content is twice as high as that of mountain medicine, as well as the effect of spleen-revenging. There's lots of potatoes to eat, steam, stew, fried, and so on, and my favorite thing is to flip the taro, and it's easy, so let's see。

Recipe Recommendations

  • Taro 250 grams
  • vegetable oil appropriate amount
  • water 50 grams
  • white granulated sugar 80 grams

Steps for Toast

  • Make Toast step 0
    1
    Get ready to eat, cut the taro head into a small-finger strip。
  • Make Toast step 1
    2
    PUT THE DEEP PAN OF THE ACA MULTI-PURPOSE COOKING PAN ON THE BOTTOM, FIRE HIGH, AND POUR APPROPRIATE VEGETABLE OIL。
  • Make Toast step 2
    3
    When the temperature reached about 180 degrees, the taro was poured into it, and the fire exploded for two to three minutes。
  • Make Toast step 3
    4
    The fried tarhead fell on the suction paper and sucked out the oil。
  • Make Toast step 4
    5
    With the deep disks that were just fried, the fried oil was poured out, without brushing, directly into water and sugar and melted into fire。
  • 6
    Heated and swirled with pot shovels until the syrup became white on the map and the bubbles were lifted。
  • Make Toast step 5
    7
    Falling into taro, rapidly flattening。
  • Make Toast step 6
    8
    Put the taro on the surface and eat while it's hot。
  • Make Toast step 7
    9
    It's easy to wipe with the kitchen towels, and the deep disk that's been fried with syrup is clean, clean, and it's easy not to wash, and not to coat。
  • Toast Make Tips

    1. You can also skip deep-frying the taro and instead steam it using the "steam plate" included with the ACA multi-functional cooker, then coat it with syrup and stir-fry until it crystallizes. 2. Pay attention to the heat when boiling the syrup; do not let it change color, otherwise it will become a caramelized dish and will not crystallize. If it is not cooked long enough and the syrup is too thin, it will also not crystallize.

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