Bamboo potato, the scientific name of bamboo taro, is also known as winter powder potato and winter bamboo shoot potato. Mainly grown in the coastal areas of Guangdong, China, it is a relatively rare food, which looks like bamboo Xun, light yellow, 5 to 7 cm long, white meat, and almost all the roots are starch. It is rich in vitamins, sugar, starch, potato essence and salt. Rich in nutrition, low in price, sweet in taste and cool in nature! Rural areas like to eat bamboo potatoes directly after cooking, which was a good snack when materials were scarce at that time.
Harvest bamboo potatoes in the field from winter to around, wash the soil on the surface of bamboo potatoes, and remove the epidermis. Bamboo potatoes are as beautiful as white jade. The washed bamboo potatoes are turned into barrels of rich milky white bamboo potato juice and a pile of bamboo potato residue by the "powder removal" tool. After being filtered and dried, the bamboo potato juice becomes a very precious "bamboo potato powder", and the bamboo potato residue is often pressed into pieces and dried in the yard at will, and later it becomes "dried bamboo potato".
Fresh-keeping method of bamboo and potato
Sun-dried storage: clean the bamboo potato, cut it into pieces or strips, and dry it in the sun or dry it completely. Put the dried bamboo potatoes into sealed bags or containers and store them in a cool and dry place. This method can be stored for a long time, but the taste may be affected.
Refrigeration: clean the bamboo potatoes and put them in the refrigerator for a period of time. Pay attention to temperature and humidity during cold storage, so as not to affect the quality and taste of bamboo and potatoes.
Cryopreservation: clean the bamboo potato, cut it into small pieces or slices, put it in a frozen bag, remove the air and seal it. Frozen arrowheads can be kept in the refrigerator for a long time. It needs to be thawed slowly with warm water to avoid affecting the taste.
No matter which method you use to preserve bamboo and potatoes, you should keep a dry, cool and ventilated environment to avoid direct sunlight and humidity. At the same time, carefully check whether there is deterioration or damage before eating.