Soft and glutinous yam balls
Overview
Yam is a gentle and stable tonic. It has the characteristics of tonic but not stagnant, warm but not drying. It is suitable for the elderly and children. It is most effective for chronic diarrhea in children. It is also often used in medicated meals and dietary therapy. Yams can be eaten steamed, cooked in porridge, or stir-fried, but they are also very tempting to eat fried occasionally.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Wash and peel the yams, microwave them on high heat for 10 minutes
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Press the yam into puree while hot
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Form into a medium-sized ball and coat with bread crumbs
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Complete all the yam purees in sequence
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Heat the pot and pour in oil. When the oil temperature is 5-60% hot, deep-fry the yam balls
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Fry until the surface is golden brown, remove and control the oil