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Taro puffs » Step 12

August 27, 2009 



Step 12

This is the stage where the taro balls become taro puffs. As the taro balls come in contact with the hot oil, the surface puffs as it turns crisp. Fry the taro balls over high heat until nicely browned. Drain on paper towels.

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