STEP 1/10
There's no need to explain it, but I said I'd explain it. The sweet potato was small, so I used seven, and I peeled it off with a filler. Cut it in a crooked way, not honest, into bite-sized pieces. With a vibe... If it's not, I can't do it
STEP 2/10
I let it soak in water for about 10 minutes to drain the starch. You can heat it in the air fryer, but I'm going to fry it. Then it'll be moist on the outside, right? It's crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. There shouldn't be water when frying it, right? Remove moisture with kitchen towel
STEP 3/10
When the oil is heated, add sweet potatoes! Be careful not to burn your hands
STEP 4/10
I fried sweet potatoes so beautifully, right? The color came out pretty, so I was 100% satisfied with it. I ate it up before it became sweet potato matang
STEP 5/10
When I added 1+1/2T of sugar and 6T of oligosaccharide, I didn't add water. So I added 1T of water
STEP 6/10
And you know, right? Boil it without stirring and make syrup. If you stir it, it becomes lumpy, so just trust it over low heat and wait. Sugar, oligosaccharide, and water become syrups by getting close to each other
STEP 7/10
When the syrup is ready, add all the fried sweet potatoes
STEP 8/10
Don't turn off the , put it on the lowest heat and coat the sweet potato with syrup. I want to grab the pan and shake it like chefs, but I'm doing it while taking pictures, not videos, so I stirred it with a spatula.
STEP 9/10
It's a shiny sweet potato matang, right? I can't eat it like this. Give me a moment to wait
STEP 10/10
I spread the sweet potato matang on paper foil so that the syrup can harden well on the sweet potato. You can put it in a bowl after it dries. Where should I put it? I took out a ball of retro wood handle and put it in