If you have a hard time finding organic natural taro powder, try purple sweet potato powder or ube powder instead. It contains magnesium, manganese, Vitamins B6, C, and E and it is a good source of potassium and fiber! Watch out for added sugars and extra ingredients when buying taro powder. It is so good for you with plenty of great nutrition. The root comes from the taro plant (sometimes called "Elephant's Ears") and is reminiscent of purple sweet potato. Taro powder: Powdered taro root is a sweet and slightly purple powder. Pour the chilled tea and syrup into a glass cup with ice cubes. Once done, mix the sugar in and set the hot drink aside to cool down. A couple of brands I like are Nature's Charm and Nature's Greatest Foods. Add a teaspoon of jasmine tea leaves in 200ml boiling water, and steep for 3-5 minutes. It adds creaminess and has a slight coconut taste which is delicious in this Milk Tea. Sweetened condensed coconut milk: Similar to sweetened condensed milk, sweetened condensed coconut milk is just as sweet with no dairy. Take an old (steel)pan which you only want to use for cooking the tapioca pearls. Mix the taro root powder with a small amount of hot water to make a paste. You could also use one teaspoon of loose leaf tea in an infuser. DIY Homemade Taro Bubble Tea (ENGLISH VERSION) 23-09-2019 1. Brew a cup of black tea and let it cool down to room temperature.
Green tea: I used one green tea bag for this Taro Bubble tea. Taro Milk Tea 2 table spoons taro powder Authentic black tea or green tea leaves 1/2 cup of preferred dairy or creamer.
You can use an electric kettle, a kettle on the stove, or boil a small pot of water. Ingredients The main ingredients you will need to make this Taro Milk Tea is Taro Root and the Boba for that bubbly look. Step 2: Add in the tea bag of choice and steep for 10 minutes. Step 1: Bring your milk to a boil in a small saucepan on the stove over medium heat.
FRESH TARO BUBBLE TEA RECIPE HOW TO
The best place to buy tapioca pearls is either online or in Asian grocery stores.īoiling water: Boiling water is used for steeping the tea. This is a quick walk through on how to make this tea. They are made in many different colors, however, I opted for black boba pearls as they're most commonly used in Taro Milk Tea. Tapioca pearls: Also known as boba, tapioca pearls are a fun, sweet, spherical treat with a gummy texture added to teas across southeast Asia.
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