Taro sago

Discover Pinterest’s best ideas and inspiration for Taro sago. Get inspired and try out new things.
962 people searched this
·
Last updated 2w
a spoon with some food in it on a table next to a bowl of soup

Taro is root vegetable, and many people have never thought of using it for dessert. Surprisingly, it pairs coconut milk amazingly well. It is one of the popular desserts in Hong Kong. Since sago is made of tapioca, it coagulates when it is cold. If you chill your dessert in the fridge, you will find it becomes sticker. Just try to stir in a little water to loosen it up when you reheat your dessert. For me, I find this dessert tastes best when it is lukewarm. I hope you enjoy this recipe…

125
there are many doughnuts with gold sprinkles on top of them

These crystal mooncakes are translucent and show off the filling inside each cake. The use of sago pearls makes a very chewy and toothsome bite and it's balanced by a soft and creamy taro and purple yam filling. Top with some edible gold and they're the perfect accompaniment to any Mid-Autumn spread.

10
a bowl filled with water and yellow flowers on top of a wooden table next to a spoon

Easy, quick and famous chinese simple soup. Taro sago (tapioca dessert) is a deliciously creamy and fragrant Cantonese dessert soup/drink that's very popular in Taiwan. Although the drink that Taiwan is known for is bubble tea, taro sago, with it's amazing flavor and contrasting textures is arguably just as awesome, if not better.

2

Related interests

Taro sago and more

Explore related boards