Peel 680g of taro and cut into thick slices about 1cm thick.
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Be careful with your hands when cutting taro to avoid slipping.
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Peel 680g of taro and cut into thick slices about 1cm thick.
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Be careful with your hands when cutting taro to avoid slipping.
Be careful of steam burns on your hands and face when opening the steamer lid.
Arrange the taro slices overlapping on a plate, place in the steamer, and steam for 20 minutes starting from when water boils until fully tender.
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Arrange taro slices with gaps so they heat evenly, otherwise tightly stuck pieces will have hard centers.
Take 250g of peeled fresh shrimp and chop into peanut-sized pieces.
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Chop the shrimp evenly to keep the pieces consistent in size.
Let the steamed taro cool naturally, place in a scratch-resistant container, and mash thoroughly with a potato masher.
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It is easier to mash while warm, but do not worry if not completely smooth, just mash as finely as possible.
Add chopped shrimp, 2 eggs, 15g scallions, 1tbsp sesame oil, 1tsp salt, and 1tsp Matsutake seasoning to the mashed taro, mix thoroughly into a dough.
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Mix thoroughly so seasonings and eggs blend well into the taro and shrimp.
Roll the mixed taro and shrimp mixture into 20 round balls slightly larger than ping pong balls.
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Keep the balls similar in size so they cook evenly later.
Be careful of hot oil splashing when adding oil and placing patties.
Heat the pan, turn to medium-low heat, add oil, place the balls and press flat into patties at least 1cm thick, cover and fry for 5 minutes.
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Do not make patties thinner than 1cm and do not flip too early, otherwise they will break apart.
After frying for 5 minutes, flip over, add a little more oil, cover, and fry for another 5 minutes until both sides are golden brown and cooked through.
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Flip gently to avoid breaking the patties.