Assam milk tea
Overview
Last time, I spent a long time at my dad's house with my two nieces. I used my dad's 3,000 yuan per pound of top-quality Dianhong and my mom's middle-aged and elderly milk powder without hesitation. I ignored my dad's bleeding heart, but I couldn't make a decent cup of milk tea all afternoon. Only today did I realize that the raw materials were wrong. To make a good cup of milk tea, raw materials are very important, because the tea in milk tea must be combined with milk, and milk is a relatively strong liquid, so the tea used to make milk tea must have a strong taste. Among black teas, Assam, Lao Cong black tea, and large-leaf Dianhong are all suitable raw materials for making milk tea, while tender teas of small-leaf species are not suitable, such as Darjeeling! Jin Junmei, etc. are not very suitable. Of course, you can still drink it if you make it, but the taste is bland and may even be overshadowed by the milky aroma. Today I chose [Assam CTC Tea Powder]. CTC refers to a cutting standard, which is what we commonly call tea powder. In just a few minutes, you can make a rich cup of Assam milk tea.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare the ingredients, Assam black tea powder, pure milk, it is most convenient to use an elegant cup to make milk tea.
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Use a measuring spoon to measure 30ml of tea powder and put it into the elegant cup
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Pour in 200ml boiling water and soak regularly for two minutes.
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At the same time, start boiling the milk and turn off the heat when it boils.
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Add hot milk to brewed black tea to get this color of milk tea. Is it similar to the milk tea at the milk tea stall? But there are no flavor or fragrance additives. Place two cubes of sugar.
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Then there is pulled tea. This process is very critical and can enhance the aroma of the tea. The so-called pulled tea is to pour two cups back and forth, usually 20 times. In the process, the tea aroma becomes stronger and stronger.
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A cup of fragrant and authentic Assam milk tea is ready.
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Pair it with an authentic English black tea cup, bake a cheesecake or a few egg tarts, and your weekend afternoon tea begins. ^_^