
Ingredients
Tapioca starch ( 200g ) | Brown sugar ( appropriate amount ) |
Milk ( 200 grams ) | Condensed milk ( appropriate amount ) |
Black tea (appropriate amount) |
How to make bubble milk tea

1.Prepare materials.

2. Boil the brown sugar with half a bowl of water, then immediately add it to the tapioca starch (you can also Add 1/3 amount of glutinous rice flour).

3. Knead the powder evenly.During the kneading process, if it is too dry, you can add a small amount of water as needed and control it yourself.

4. Then shape into small pearl balls.Sprinkle a little tapioca flour on the bottom of the dish to prevent the meatballs from sticking.

5. You can make more at one time and freeze it.It is very convenient to take it out and cook it when using it.

6. Boil the pearls with water, and cook them longer to prevent them from being cooked through in the middle.You can taste it halfway and see how it goes.

7.Pick up the cooked pearl balls and put them into cold boiling water.This way the pearls taste better.

8. Take a handful of black tea or tea bags and boil them for 2-3 minutes, then according to your preference The concentration of tea flavor determines the brewing time.

9.Pour the tea into the bowl through a strainer

10.Put milk (milk powder is also acceptable) into the tea.You can also add milk while brewing the tea before and then filter it out.This mixed operation can be handled flexibly.

11.Put the pearls into the cup and pour in the mixed milk tea.Condensed milk is added to make it more fragrant.If you want it sweeter, add some sugar.

12.The pearl milk tea is finished.
Tips
You can use fresh milk, evaporated milk, or milk powder for milk.You can make it at home as you like, just use convenient ingredients.I suggest adding some glutinous rice flour to the cassava flour to make it softer and glutinous, while the simple cassava flour will be a little harder.
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