Taro Steamed in Rice (Khao Op Pheuak) 
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Yummy and easy rice recipe with taro called "Khao Op Pheuak" in Thai
Last Modified On: Friday, 25/November/2011 04:40:12am
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Ingredients 1 ½ cup Uncooked Thai jasmine rice 200 g. taro 100 g. pork tenderloin 150 g. prawns 1 pair Chinese sausage 4 dried shitakae mushrooms 2 sprigs Chinese celery 1 Tbsp thin soy sauce 2 Tbsp oyster sauce 1 Tbsp seasoning soy sauce 2 tsp sugar 1 Tbsp vegetable oil 2 cups water |
Preparation1. Wash and drain the rice. Wash dried shitakae mushrooms, and soak with 1 cups water until soft.

2. Peel taro skin (wash after peel) and cut into small dices.

3. When mushrooms are soft, press out all water (keep mushroom water), cut stems, and slice into 1/2" length.

4. Clean prawns, peel shells, and devein. Cut pork tenderloin and slice Chinese sausages into small pieces.

5. Heat oil in a wok on medium heat. When oil is hot, add sliced Chinese sausages and fry until Chinese sausages are getting cook, drain on paper towel.

6. Add cut pork in the same wok, stir fry until the pork is getting cook, add prawns, then season with all ingredients.

7. Stir fry all ingredients together until the prawns are getting cook, add ½ cup mushroom water, then add sliced shitakae mushrooms, and stir well.

8. Add diced taro, all stir-fried ingredients, and fried Chinese sausages into the rice, stir thoroughly, add 1 more cup water or add until the water almost cover all ingredients, then cook in a rice cooker as usual.

9. Wash Chinese celery, pat dry, and cut into 1” length.

10. When rice is cooked, add cut Chinese celery, stir well and cover for 5 minutes.

11. Spoon the rice in a serving plate and serve immediately.