Fresh Small Taro - 1kg Creamy, nutty little taro corms that turn fluffy-tender when cooked — perfect for cozy soups, braises, hotpot, and steaming. Why you’ll love it Fluffy, chestnut-like texture... Read more
Sear cubes of pork belly, add blanched taro, dark soy sauce, sugar, and water; simmer until glossy and fork‑tender. Stir in a little garlic at the end.
Steam taro chunks until soft; spoon over warm dressing of light soy, sizzling oil, and chopped garlic chives. Finish with a few drops of black sesame oil.
Prep Tips
Wear gloves if sensitive: raw taro can be itchy. Peel under running water, then rinse.
Parboil cut taro 5–7 minutes to remove surface starch; drain before braising, frying, or hotpot.
Cook thoroughly until tender all the way through: steam 12–18 minutes; simmer/braise 20–30 minutes after parboiling.
For crisp edges, steam first, then pan‑fry in a thin film of oil until golden.