MILK TEA CHINA RECIPES

Name: Homemade milk tea
Total time: 5 min
Yield: 1
Cuisine: Chinese
Ingredients: 6 grams black tea; 150ml milk; 130 ml Shimizu; 2 grams Sugar

HOMEMADE MILK TEA RECIPE - SIMPLE CHINESE FOOD

Homemade milk tea recipe - Simple Chinese Food image

My friend brought me two boxes of black tea. It’s a pity that I don’t know how to taste tea. I just make milk tea. It’s not bad.

Provided by Sky Blue 1761

Total Time 5 minutes

Yield 1

Number Of Ingredients 4

Ingredients

6 grams black tea
150ml milk
130 ml Shimizu
2 grams Sugar

Steps:

Prepare the materials
Bring the water to a boil
Add the black tea to a boil, simmer for three minutes
Pour milk
After boiling, simmer for 2 minutes on low heat and turn off the heat. Filter out the liquid milk tea, add sugar and stir well.

DRAGON FRUIT MILK TEA RECIPE - SIMPLE CHINESE FOOD

Dragon Fruit Milk Tea recipe - Simple Chinese Food image

I made mango milk tea last time, and it tasted pretty good. I used Xiaomanyao milk tea machine to make milk tea, and a cup of milk tea was done with one click. I made this dragon fruit milk tea today. I like to drink this kind of warm milk tea, even in summer, at the right temperature, it tastes good. If you can drink a cup of warm in winter, it will be more beautiful.

Provided by Simple 7700

Total Time 30 minutes

Yield 1

Number Of Ingredients 5

Ingredients

250 ml Whole milk
1 bag Black tea in bag
Right amount No-boiled pearls
Right amount Dragon fruit
Right amount honey

Steps:

Get the materials ready
Put the bag of black tea into the tea drain in the milk tea maker, and then stuck it on the lid.
Pour the non-boiled pearls.
Pour a bottle of milk.
Pour in the same amount of water, use mineral water here, and be sure to use water that can be drunk directly.
Add the cover and pay attention to the scale, not below the minimum or exceeding the maximum scale.
Turn on the power and press the milk tea button.
When you hear the tone, the milk tea is ready
When making the milk tea, squeeze the dragon fruit juice, add an appropriate amount of honey, pour in the milk tea, stir well and start drinking.

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