HOW TO MAKE MILK TEA
Oct 13, 2020 11:15:34 AM
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Here are the steps to making milk tea:
Step 1: Boil water
Boil 1.5 cups of water on top of the stove or use an electric kettle with a temperature setting, set the water temperature to 208 F.
Use filtered water for the best-flavored tea. The better the water tastes, the more tea tastes.
Step 2: Heat a cup of tea.
Pour half a cup of boiled water into your teapot and wrap the water around it to heat the teacup. Release the water. Now, your cup of tea is warm tea and it is good to stay warm.
Step 3: Mix tea and hot water in a teacup.
Make a strong cup of tea with 2 tablespoons of black tea and a cup of hot water.
I use loose tea, you can use 1 tea sachet or 2 tea bags instead.
Step 4: Cover the teacup and keep it upright for 5 minutes.
We need a strong cup of tea that is deep and dark in color.
Step 5: Pour the tea leaves and pour the hot tea into the teacup.
I use this glass teacup strained on the lid to filter the tea leaves.
Step 6: Add brown sugar.
Pour in your tea and add 1 tsp brown sugar so that it dissolves quickly in the hot tea.
Step 7: Pour half and half.
Now that’s the fun part. Pour half and half and watch as the black tea surrounds.
I use half generously and a half (1/4 cup), but feel free to add as much as you want.
Stir a little and it is ready to drink!