Blueberry juice and purple yam
Overview
Purple yam, also known as purple ginseng, also known as yam and yam, belongs to the Dioscoreaceae family and is eaten with its fat tubers or cylindrical roots. The root contains 1.5% protein, 14.4% carbohydrate, and contains a variety of vitamins and choline, etc., with extremely high nutritional value. It is rich in dioscorea soap (natural DHEA), which contains various basic hormone substances. Regular consumption of purple yam can promote the synthesis of endocrine hormones. Purple yam has high protein and starch content, so eating purple yam regularly is good for moisturizing the skin and promoting cell metabolism. It is a delicacy on the table.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare purple yam~
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Wash and peel, steam in a pot before cutting, because it oxidizes too fast~ I peeled off the skin, and the color changed~
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Add appropriate amount of cold boiled water to blueberry jam and stir evenly, sprinkle a little osmanthus~ My osmanthus is washed and then dried~
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Steam for 40 minutes. Once cooked, you can slice it. Be careful when cutting, as it can easily break~
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First place a large circle around the outside~
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Place the small pieces inside and use a baller to dig out the center. Sprinkle with jam~
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Here’s a picture of the finished product, it’s really rich and beautiful~