Papaya milk sago
Overview
Papaya is rich in papain, vitamins C, B, calcium, phosphorus and minerals. It is rich in nutrients. The fruit contains a large amount of carotene, protein, calcium salts, protease, limonase, etc. It can prevent and treat high blood pressure, nephritis, constipation, aid digestion and treat stomach diseases. It has the effect of promoting metabolism and anti-aging in the human body, and it also has the effect of beautifying skin and skin
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare the raw materials papaya, fresh milk, sago and rock sugar for later use
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Cut the papaya into one third
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Remove the seeds from the larger part of the papaya
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Use a paring knife to carve out a lace pattern on the outside of the papaya
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Then use a spatula to scoop out the papaya balls and set aside
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Add an appropriate amount of water to the pot and bring to a boil. Add the sago and start cooking
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When cooking sago, stir constantly to prevent it from sticking
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When the sago is cooked until there are white snacks in the middle, turn off the heat, cover the pot and simmer for 3 minutes
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After simmering, the sago is a little more translucent than before
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Cool with cold water to drain and set aside
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Add water to the pot again, bring to a boil, add sago and cook
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Cook until there are almost no white snacks left, turn off the heat and simmer for 2 minutes
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Rinse it with water several times and you will have crystal clear crystal sago
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Add rock sugar to the milk and heat it
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Put the milk, sago and papaya into the papaya container
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Adding a small umbrella gives it a different flavor
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The papaya milk sago will be more delicious if kept in the refrigerator for a while
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Pair with chestnuts and fruits
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