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Sticky ☆ Healthy ☆ Satoim Taro ☆ Dessert

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I made this because I received delicious taro.

Adjust the amount of dark brown sugar (or white) to your liking.
You can substitute the soy milk for regular milk if you prefer.
If you use 300g of taro, it will give it a more sticky consistency. "Mikkumama" suggests freezing this to eat like ice cream. ❤ Recipe by CAFE703

I made this because I received delicious taro.

Adjust the amount of dark brown sugar (or white) to your liking.
You can substitute the soy milk for regular milk if you prefer.
If you use 300g of taro, it will give it a more sticky consistency. "Mikkumama" suggests freezing this to eat like ice cream. ❤ Recipe by CAFE703

Sticky ☆ Healthy ☆ Satoim Taro ☆ Dessert

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I made this because I received delicious taro.

Adjust the amount of dark brown sugar (or white) to your liking.
You can substitute the soy milk for regular milk if you prefer.
If you use 300g of taro, it will give it a more sticky consistency. "Mikkumama" suggests freezing this to eat like ice cream. ❤ Recipe by CAFE703

I made this because I received delicious taro.

Adjust the amount of dark brown sugar (or white) to your liking.
You can substitute the soy milk for regular milk if you prefer.
If you use 300g of taro, it will give it a more sticky consistency. "Mikkumama" suggests freezing this to eat like ice cream. ❤ Recipe by CAFE703

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Ingredients

4 servings

1approx 200-300 grams Satoimo (taro)
200 mlSoy milk
50 gramsDark brown sugar (or white sugar)
30 gramsSkim milk powder

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Steps

1

Cut up the taro into an appropriate size and put on a heat resistant plate.
2

Gently cover with plastic wrap and microwave for 5-7 minutes at 500W. Poke with a wooden skewer and once it comes out clean, it's done.
3

In a food processor, add the taro root, brown sugar (or white), and the skim milk. Pulse.
4

Add the soy milk and pulse to mix.
5

Mix until smooth.
6

Pour into containers and chill in the fridge.

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on January 22, 2014 14:14

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