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Taro Soup (Toran-guk: )

Taro Soup (Toran-guk: )

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Taro Soup (Toran-guk: ) KimmyL1977: The root you have in the video we call 'EDDOES in Trinidad and Tobago. We boil the eddoes root and eat it with salted fish/meat or stewed or curried meats. We also eat it in soups, and yet another method of cooking is after boiling we 'fry' or saute it with onions and garlic and other seasonings and eat with roti. We call another plant taro, this plant has a huge heart shaped leaf with a sturdy stem and likes to grow in damp areas- the other name we have for it is 'DASHEEN'. We eat the root of this plant in the same way as the eddoes root, as well as the leaves and stems in a soup called 'Callaloo'. Love your videos.
Date: 2020-08-19

Comments and reviews: 9


Wow your videos are awsome and you are always so passionate yet entertaining in all your cooking videos. In Barbados we have a few varieties of this plant. We call them eddoes. One kind is the tanya eddoe which is peeled before cooking and the other kind is called pulping eddoe this type is boiled in the skin which is quite hairy, when cooked we just pulp them out of their skin. However both varieties must be fully matured that is when peeling or pulping there must be no green colouration on the tuber otherwise it will cause itching of your mouth
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Hey Maangchi and everyone!
While my last shopping tour in Asia Supermarket I had a biiig luck. First time that I found Toran and also Garlic Chives.
I was so happy and excited.
Of course first thing I thought about. I'm going to get known to the real rase of Toran Guk.
The last time I used potatoes, but the difference is amazing. So cremy and soft oh my god, I'm a big fan of Toran really good.

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Is this Taro the same as the one made for bubble tea drinks? I have bought Taro last week and peeled it while it was raw and the inside was kind of white with purplish lines though it was slippery too. The size you have is small compare to the big one I got from the store in Toronto.
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Youre instructions and explanations are very clear. It appears that you have assisted experimental cooks to become not only cooks, but very good cooks. Also, your explanation of what is traditional is outstanding. Thank you very much.
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Loved ur top, so nice style. whatever u r cooking must be delicious cause u r cooking em from heart. I followed ur recipe for bibimbop ( not sure if i wrote it correctly) but turned out very delicious; my husband liked it.
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Is taro here in the Philippines Tagalog for Gabi or tuge? Who knows here. I just searching what other recipes I have to make in tuge rootcrop. Aside from the snack ginataang tuge
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Can you kindly write here the seeds you put to make the soup milky and thicker. I can't really get you when you speak. Thanks a lot. I have cooked few of your cooking, great.
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You are the cleanest chef on YouTube, I congratulate you. First, I am going to make soy milk soup. and try to figure out if I can make a vegan broth for this taro soup.
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In Brasil, we speak portuguese, and we call this veggie inhame. It is most versatile, just like potatoes. You can even eat the skin, if you wash it well.
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