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Preparation
10 minutes
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Cooking
15 minutes
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Difficulty
Easy
In the following article, TasteVN will introduce you to the recipe for making deliciously fragrant Taiwanese grass jelly milk tea, let’s get into the kitchen and show off your skills to treat the family!
Ingredients for Taiwanese Milk Tea For 4 people
Black tea 20 gr Topping cream 20 ml Whipping cream 100 ml Unsweetened fresh milk 120 ml Sugar 30 gr Grass jelly 70 gr
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How to make Taiwanese Milk Tea
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Brewing black tea
You briefly rinse the black tea with boiling water.
Then brew the black tea in 300 ml of boiling water for about 20 minutes.
After that, filter to get the tea water.
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Make the cream layer
Put 20 ml of unsweetened fresh milk into a glass, add 20 ml of topping cream, 50 ml of whipping cream, and 1/4 teaspoon of salt.
Then use a whisk to beat it evenly.
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Make milk tea
You put black tea into a shaker, add 100 ml of unsweetened fresh milk, 1 tablespoon of cream, 30 grams of sugar, and a little ice cubes.
You shake well to dissolve the sugar and mix the ingredients together.
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Final product
You pour the milk tea into a glass, add a little ice, a layer of cream on top, a bit of grass jelly, and prepare some tapioca pearls if you like, invite your family to enjoy it!
Tips for successfully making Taiwanese milk tea
- You should choose fresh ingredients for tastier Taiwanese milk tea.
- You can replace the grass jelly with toppings you prefer, such as golden pearls, black sugar pearls, or any jelly you like.
- You can use either sweetened or unsweetened fresh milk, or any type you prefer.
See more:
- How to make white pearls extremely easily at home.
- How to make fresh milk with lava pearls and salted egg yolk, super delicious.
- How to make fresh milk with black sugar pearls, hot all over Saigon, easy to make.
- Detailed guide on making black sugar pearl milk tea cake using a rice cooker, super delicious and addictive.
You don’t have to spend too much money to enjoy the delicious Taiwanese milk tea. You can make it right in your own kitchen, good luck!
