hello friend welcome to the drink recipe, today I am going to show you how to make hot thawed tea one of three different recipes is to use regular English breakfast tea which means using tea bags by Lipton, and a very simple process that we will study and another is using our own blend of premium black tea
Using Coffee Capricorn
So for this blending, we are going to use a coffee maker which we are going to convert into a tea-making facility and then I will tell you two different types of recipes that you can compare and you can decide. What to use for your thawed or coffee shop can now
If you're making this for home it's very simple. A tea bag is good enough, but because it's going to melt, you still want your tea to be really strong because the milk dilutes the flavor of the tea. So if you are taking it as plain black tea, you have to steep it in hot water for about two to three minutes,
Thawed tea
But if you're making a thawed tea you should make it last longer than when you serve it melty hot, serve it hot because there's nothing worse than ordering a malty hot and being served something cold, so this one The challenge is to use the regular hot water sipping process because the tea will be cold by the time you finish the five minutes. I am going to tell you how to use a drip coffee maker now,
Drip coffee maker
Drip coffee maker is not very expensive, so if you want to do this good job during the day at home or in your melt or coffee shop it is not a bad idea to invest in a coffee maker which we refer to as a tea maker. The process of using Coffee Maker 40 is also very similar or one teaspoon of tea for every cup of tea that you would use in a coffee maker in this blog clip,
Hot milk tea
I am going to show you how to make hot milk tea i.e. tea with milk. Milk is just a small part of the whole mixture. I am also going to make another blog on making chai lattes when you are once again in you. From say chai latte for those who haven't read my other blogs a chai latte is a tea with milk so there is a difference between tea with milk and tea with milk today it is going to be tea with milk or tea with milk confusing let's start
How to make tea using a coffee maker
The way to make tea using your coffee maker is the same as making your own coffee, so you have the carafe here that will end up brewed tea or brewed coffee and you have a filter basket here. teeth or pour your coffee and you have a pointer here
which is the water tank or reservoir and here you pour the water and here are the indicators of how many cups you would like to make after pouring your tea here all you have to do is put it back, close the lid, put your carafe and make sure Make that it conforms to the ball just below the drip and then you're ready to go. There's a switch you turn it on. To start the drip process is very simple.
A small summary of three method
Recipe for 8oz cups
Traditional Method
1 cup of hot water
1 teabag
1 tbsp Non-Dairy Creamer
1/2 tbsp brown or white sugar
Coffee Maker - Recipe
1 cup brewed tea
1 tbsp Non-Dairy Creamer
1 tbsp brown or white sugar
Coffee Maker - Recipe
1 cup brewed tea
1 tbsp Sweetened Condensed Milk
1 tbsp Evaporated Milk
1 tsp brown or white sugar
Loose tea
if you are using loose leaf-like I have a black tea blend it is not ideal to use with a drip coffee maker so what I would suggest is to make it a little finer so put it in the blender pour a few seconds until it is sufficiently cured and then we can use it with our coffee maker so what are we going to do there now you my tea the consistency is good enough
Can use tea bags
so that when I use my coffee maker it will extract all the juice of these leaves if you don't have tea leaves like this you can also use teabags you can just put your tea bags here maybe you About one tea bag will be needed per one cup as it will melt. As if it is a bit strong then you can also put a teabag here
it will be less messy so I am going to suggest you use one cup of tea per cup so let's say we are going to make four cups of tea so I am going to add four scoops of my fine tea which means a lot, ok ok that means it's too small ok two three four now it might take a while, so while we're waiting for our tea to be made,
Hot melty - how to make milk tea with Lipton
Let's do another method of making Garam Garam Melty, let me show you a simple way to prepare your hot milk tea in the traditional way. and actually, it's very simple you can use any English breakfast tea or Lipton twinnings or another brand here so let's say you have Lipton then very simple get one teabag per cup to give me these let us do that I will just use this eight-ounce cup of hot water and then stick my tea back in there like I said keep the tea bag steeped especially if you are going to use it to thaw
Using creamer
So it should be at least three to five minutes, so we're going to sieve it for a while for that I'm going to use a tablespoon of creamer, and depending on whether you prefer to have sugar are, for
A. You can serve it in sachets with a sachet of sugar and let them decide how to sweeten their drink or you can already- mix it up. Let's just say I'm going for it.
use half a teaspoon of brown sugar to adjust the sweetest level to taste and then let's look at this drink I am going to make two different recipes one is the traditional one using creamer and the other our half and half using recipe number one tablespoon sweetened condensed milk there you go and one tablespoon evaporated milk and mix it well and another one tablespoon creamer and use half a tablespoon brown sugar or white sugar once again and Then let's pour our tea so all you have to do is fill it to the top
Pop it back so that it's always hot, well for that you have to check it before serving it to your customer but for that, you can serve it in a little ombre color like this and now for the moment of truth we're going to take every one of them going to try one out and see which one is my favorite but then my choice may not be your choice but I am just going to tell you l how they taste so sweet nice and hot
Method
wow when you use the coffee maker the tea is very strong, the tea on the hot plate has a tendency to get stronger as you leave it there it will get stronger and it may even get more bitter than balance The way to make it a little too sweet for me, its sweetness is not enough for commercial purpose, so you may want to add a tablespoon of creamer and a tablespoon of brown sugar or white sugar. And finally what we use for our half and half tea
She is very strong and because of the milk which both are concentrated it has gone through the evaporation process it is quite rich now it is my judgment it is a very simple process you use a Lipton tea bag it is very easy The downside to this is that by the time you serve it to customers your tea will not be hot enough that you can microwave it for 30 seconds before serving it and it should be perfect. The taste is very smooth and balanced tea is strong enough to use the coffee maker now and with a little bit of added sugar it will taste really delicious and for someone who uses sweetened condensed milk and evaporated milk you just get the balance
Benefits of Coffee Maker
tea and milk so try them all and decide which works best for you The advantage of using a tea maker or a coffee maker is that the tea is always hot but, to be honest, if you don't want to invest in a coffee maker this method is perfect so I hope it is useful for you I hope you learned something today making hot milk tea is not very complicated it is just a question of how you can make it How do you decide to make and serve it on your own?
Milk tea or coffee shop Don't let your guard down make sure you always wear your face mask, you wash your hands and you stay home whenever possible, don't forget to check out all the other recipes that we have Please like my Facebook page first. And definitely give your suggestion in the comment box. Hope you have liked my blog. Thanks for visiting the blog.
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