Matcha Waffles, Fruit Sago

Matcha Waffles, Fruit Sago

by Looking for Peach Blossom Island

4.7 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

2

The hotter the weather, the greater the sales of cold drinks and afternoon tea. However, even the well-known beverage chain brands are often exposed to the news that the colony exceeds the standard and the sanitation is not qualified. It’s cleaner and more cost-effective to do it yourself at home. Today, I will introduce how to make homemade fruit sago and matcha waffles at home.

The hotter the weather, the greater the sales of cold drinks and afternoon tea. However, even the well-known beverage chain brands are often exposed to the news that the colony exceeds the standard and the sanitation is not qualified. It’s cleaner and more cost-effective to do it yourself at home. The matcha waffles are fresh in color and soft in the taste. No butter is used. The sweetness is mixed with the fragrance of green tea. The taste is more refreshing and suitable for summer. Let's take a look at how to do it next.

Matcha Waffles, Fruit Sago

1. Cook the sago first. Prepare various materials

Matcha Waffles, Fruit Sago recipe

2. Fill the small pot in the heating zone on the right side of the sandwich breakfast machine with water, pour sago, turn on the maximum heat, and heat for about 10 minutes. Stir occasionally while cooking to avoid sticking. When there is only a little white hard core left, remove from heat and put aside, cover with a lid, and simmer for a while.

Matcha Waffles, Fruit Sago recipe

3. Next, make the waffles: prepare the ingredients.

Matcha Waffles, Fruit Sago recipe

4. Stir the milk, sugar and eggs

Matcha Waffles, Fruit Sago recipe

5. Sift in a mixture of low-gluten flour, matcha powder, cornstarch, and baking powder. After sieving, form a delicate paste, then add vegetable oil or melted butter and mix well.

Matcha Waffles, Fruit Sago recipe

6. Open the sandwich plate on the left side of the sandwich breakfast machine, replace it with the "waffle plate", use a brush with a little oil to brush it on the plate, and then scoop a spoonful of batter in the middle.

Matcha Waffles, Fruit Sago recipe

7. Put the lid on and heat it up for 3 to 4 minutes at maximum power, and the lid is ready. Because the upper and lower sides are heated at the same time, there is no need to turn over.

Matcha Waffles, Fruit Sago recipe

8. The sago on the other side has been simmered completely transparent. Remove it with a sieve, rinse with ice water, and pour it into a bowl.

Matcha Waffles, Fruit Sago recipe

9. Add milk and white sugar, stir well, then put in the refrigerated watermelon, lychee, etc. The sago is ready.

Matcha Waffles, Fruit Sago recipe

10. Finally, pour an appropriate amount of honey on the waffle, and you can enjoy the deliciousness.

Matcha Waffles, Fruit Sago recipe

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