- Prepare 6 dried shiitake mushrooms, rinse them clean, and soak them in warm water for 2 hours
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The mushrooms must be thoroughly soaked in advance, otherwise they will have hard centers that ruin the texture.
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schedulePrepare in advance
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The mushrooms must be thoroughly soaked in advance, otherwise they will have hard centers that ruin the texture.
Hold the knife handle firmly when cutting hard large taro to prevent the knife from slipping and cutting your fingers.
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When cutting taro, hold the knife steadily to prevent slipping and cutting the hands.
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Cut the carrot shreds evenly so they cook at the same rate when stir-frying.
Newly steamed taro is extremely hot, be careful not to scald your hands when peeling and mashing.
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Pour boiling water gradually, otherwise the dough will lump unevenly and affect its elasticity.
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Apply even pressure when making the dimples, otherwise they may crack or deform when boiling.
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After boiling, plunge them into cold water immediately, otherwise the residual heat will overcook and soften them, ruining the chewy texture.
Hot oil may spatter slightly when adding ingredients, keep a distance to prevent burns.
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Stir continuously while cooking, otherwise the minced garlic will easily burn and turn bitter.
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Stir well after adding seasonings, otherwise the salt will settle at the bottom and cause uneven seasoning.
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Stir gently after adding the abacus beads to avoid breaking the soft, chewy pieces.