Rose Milk Tea

Rose Milk Tea

by Food·Color

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

20m

Serving

2

I have seen many versions of rose milk tea, and I am quite satisfied with this approach. It's relatively simple and hassle-free.
After the black tea bag is simmered in hot water, it is poured into the boiled rose milk. The rose flavor of rose milk tea comes from dried roses, and even from rose syrup—the juice filtered from rose sauce. The rose flavor of rose syrup is much stronger than that of dried rose flowers. At the same time, it is also a sweetener for milk tea. There is also a simple version of rose milk tea, which is to add rose paste directly instead of using milk to boil dried rose flowers. However, when the dried rose flower floats on the surface of the milk tea, it looks more attractive.
Using buffalo milk, the protein content of buffalo milk is higher than ordinary pure milk, and the milk flavor is stronger.
Milky, tea, rose. . . . . "

Ingredients

Rose Milk Tea

1. Ingredients: 1 bag of black tea, 6 dried rose flowers, 200 ml of buffalo milk, 30 ml of rose syrup, and 100 ml of hot water.

Rose Milk Tea recipe

2. Take out the black tea bag.

Rose Milk Tea recipe

3. Put it in the teapot.

Rose Milk Tea recipe

4. Pour in 100ml of hot water at 90 degrees.

Rose Milk Tea recipe

5. Cover the lid and simmer for 5 minutes.

Rose Milk Tea recipe

6. Remove the calyx and stamen of the rose, and take only the petals.

Rose Milk Tea recipe

7. Pour the milk into the pot and cook until it boils.

Rose Milk Tea recipe

8. Add rose petals and cook for one minute.

Rose Milk Tea recipe

9. Turn off the heat and simmer for 3 minutes.

Rose Milk Tea recipe

10. Remove the tea bag from the brewed tea.

Rose Milk Tea recipe

11. Pour in rose milk from a height of about 15 cm.

Rose Milk Tea recipe

12. Add rose syrup and mix well.

Rose Milk Tea recipe

13. Pour into a cup, sprinkle a little rose petals on the surface.

Rose Milk Tea recipe

Tips:

Rose milk should not be simmered for too long, otherwise the bitterness of the rose will be more obvious.
If you don't like the rose petals in the milk tea, you can also filter the rose milk first.
The rose petals after soaking can also be eaten directly.

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