[Memories of Fennuo when I was young] Steamed jackfruit core
Overview
I still remember that every time I ate jackfruit when I was a kid, the adults in the family would leave the pit of the jackfruit, wash it and put it in a pot to cook, peel off the thin layer of pit skin, and taste the texture, which is a bit like chestnut, and a bit like taro, pink and glutinous. . . . . .
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare materials
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wash
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Add water and fruit cores to the rice pot and cook until the water boils
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Pick up the core
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Jump to the keep warm position and continue steaming (stewing)
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If cracks appear on the skin of the steamed fruit core, it is ready to eat
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The taste is pink and glutinous.