In The Middle of Shawan Town~ginger Hits Milk
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Choose old ginger. The older the ginger, the hotter it gets, so old ginger is very powerful! There are more ginger shreds. I like to buy old ginger that is muddy and unwashed.
2.
Wash the old ginger and knead it into a puree. You can use a food processor to smash it, or you can use a knife to smash it if you don't have any tools.
3.
Wrap it with gauze or filter the residue to extract the juice.
4.
I make two bowls, each with 50ml ginger juice. According to personal preference, the amount can be increased or decreased, but not too small.
5.
I use imported full-fat pure milk for two boxes and only use 400ml. A standard bowl of ginger milk requires 200ml to 250ml of milk, depending on the amount of ginger juice used.
6.
Boil raw water or dry water droplets in a pot, pour in milk and sugar, keep stirring on a low heat until it is slightly boiled, then turn off the heat. It is best to boil the milk in a casserole or earthenware pot to taste better.
7.
The boiled milk needs to be filtered so that the milk tastes smooth and tender.
8.
The milk temperature needs to be around 80 degrees, ready to start "bumping".
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"Bumping" requires a certain height and angle of inclination. Don't hesitate to pick it up and hit it. It will be completed within 5 seconds, relying on such a perfect fusion in an instant.
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After hitting the milk, don't stir it. If it damages the structure, it won't slip. Let it stand for about 10 minutes and serve.
11.
Ten minutes later, the ginger hits the milk and has the ability to carry the spoon.
12.
It’s hot and spicy, can’t wait! I like to eat it while it’s hot! In summer, you can put it in the refrigerator to cool off and cool off. The clumpy texture is like double skin milk; you can also put some cooked red dates or red beans on top of the milk and eat it together. ! Dear friends, you can too!