Brief introduction of cassava flour
Cassava flour is a kind of starch extracted from the tuberous roots of tropical plants, which belong to Acer family, the same family as castor, rubber and Jatropha curcas. It will be transparent after being cooked with water and heated, and its taste is elastic.
Cassava flour is made of tapioca flour, which is starch refined from the roots of tapioca or Manihot esculenta. It is the main ingredient of baby food milk pudding, and it is also used to thicken soup and stew.
Use of cassava flour
Cassava starch can be used to make alcohol, fructose, glucose, maltose, monosodium glutamate, beer, bread, biscuits, shrimp slices, vermicelli, sauce, plastic fiber plastic film, resin, paint, adhesive and other chemical products.
According to China folklore, boiling water with cassava flour can remove the fire.
In China families (especially in southern Fujian), they like to mix cassava flour with water and meat evenly, and the taste is better.