Pearl Milk Tea--sago Version
1.
Put water in a non-stick pot and boil, put in sago
2.
Cook on low heat until a white spot is left in the sago, then turn off the heat
3.
Simmer for about 15 minutes until fully transparent, put in a strainer and rinse with running water slowly
4.
Put white sugar and a little milk on the cooked sago and put it in the refrigerator for later use
5.
Pour the milk into the milk pot and boil until it boils. Add the black tea, cook for one minute, then turn off the heat and simmer for one minute.
6.
Put animal whipped cream in the cup, add chocolate sauce, and then add chilled sago
7.
Pour the braised milk trap into the cup
Tips:
1. Try to use non-stick pan, anti-sticking and worry-free;
2. Water volume: wide water, that is, enough water, and boil;
3. Stirring: After the water is boiled, pour in the sago, stir a few times, then cover, turn to medium and low heat and cook for about 15 minutes. If it is sago, it will take about 20 minutes, and you can stir occasionally in the middle;
4. Simmering: At this time, the sago should be in the state of a white core in the middle. Turn off the heat and simmer for about 15 minutes. In fact, the white core does not affect the taste, you can also proceed directly to the next step;
5. Rinse: There is a lot of mucus on the surface of the cooked sago, which needs to be placed in a strainer and buffered with flowing water;
6. Preservation: I think it’s a bit troublesome to cook sago, right? Then cook a little bit more. The excess can be temporarily soaked in sugar water and kept in the refrigerator. The time should not be too long. The sago will become white and crisp after soaking , The taste deteriorates, try to use within two days