1. Tear off the skin of the taro stalk and break it into small pieces.
2, taro spent a little water, simmered for 30 minutes with a small fire.
3. Wash it with water several times, and then squeeze the water out of the taro flower.
4. Add salt, oil, pepper and other seasonings and mix well.
When the taro flower is peeled, it will exude a milky juice, which is a highly irritating plant alkali. After skin contact, it will produce an itchy feeling. You can wash your hands carefully with soap, then clean them and rub some white wine on your hands, so that the white wine can volatilize itself in the air. After volatilization, continue to use soap to wash your hands, which may also help effectively relieve itching.