Taro Sago Dessert

Buying it outside costs at least $75, but it's the peak season now. Two days ago, I bought one taro + a pack of basil for $10, totaling only $29!! So the taro itself was only $19 each~~ Okay, it's actually very simple. First, put on your gloves, or it'll sting your hands. Peel and dice it, then steam it in the rice cooker just like cooking rice (without sugar). It's super delicious to eat even after steaming! Then pour it into another pot where you've boiled sugar water, and simmer over low heat. About 5-7 minutes is good, then add sugar and stir slightly, for another 5-7 minutes. After cooling, add sago and milk. You get a bigger bowl than the $75 one! The super delicious honey-glazed taro sago dessert is complete. If you like sweet potatoes, you can add them too, the method is the same.