It is Really A Great Bubble Milk Tea Recipe

One of my favorite drinks ever is boba (a.k.a. bubble tea or tapioca milk tea), and coming from California (where boba stores magically appear on any street corner when a craving hits), I never realized how strong my addiction was until I moved to New York, where the ONLY good boba shops are in Manhattan Chinatown or Flushing Chinatown.

Bubble Milk Tea Recipe
 
Here's what you'll need:

• Black tea or green tea (I prefer black tea)
• 2% milk (you can use 1% or fat free but it doesn't taste as creamy)
• Condensed milk (optional)
• Sugar syrup (recipe below)
• Tapioca balls (can be bought in any Asian supermarket or online)
• Any type of fruit (optional)

Sugar Syrup: Boil one cup of water, then mix in 1/2 cup of white granulated sugar and 1/2 cup of brown sugar. Stir until the water syrup boils again, then turn off. You only need a few spoonfuls per drink (to your taste), then refrigerate the rest.

Tea: Use pure loose black tea or green tea leaves. Put three to four times as much tea leaves as you'd normally use for drinking. The tea needs to be super strong or it will lose its flavor once the other ingredients are added. I usually make about 16 ounces of tea and refrigerate what I don't use.

Tapioca Balls: There are two sizes. The larger ones are standard for boba drinks and take longer to boil. Typical large tapioca balls need to be boiled in a large pot with the cover on for about 25 minutes, then allowed to sit in the hot water for another 25 minutes. Once done, rinse out the tapioca, drain, then allow it to sit in some sugar syrup. It will absorb the sweetness. There are also 5 minute tapioca balls but I've tried them and they don't taste as good.

Fill the bottom of a tall glass with tapioca balls. Add about 2 tablespoons of sugar syrup. Add tea to about 1/3 of the remaining space in the glass. Add about 1 tablespoon of condensed milk. Fill the rest of the glass with milk. Mix and taste. Add more tea, sugar syrup, and/or condensed milk to taste.

Fruit: If you want a fruit flavored boba drink instead of the usual milk tea, blend the type and amount of fruit you'd like with the milk and add it to the finished drink.

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Beans: They lower bad cholesterol, nourish the brain, regulate digestion and have been found to protect you from certain cancers. Combined with rice, they form a complete protein, comparable to that in meat or dairy. Kidney beans strengthen bones, thanks to their Vitamin K, calcium and manganese content.

Salsa: Besides boasting a wonderful freshness, salsa is loaded with antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. The addition of extra virgin olive oil to a combination of tomatoes, lemon juice and peppers not only deepens the flavor but has heart-healthy benefits. For fresh ideas with salsa, click here.

Avocado: It's the best fruit for sourcing your Vitamin E, which improves overall immunity. Studies show that the oleic acid in avocado prevents breast cancer. Then there's folate, which plays a key role in keeping the heart healthy. So, go for the guacamole! And find exciting avocado recipes here.

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Corn: A number of key nutrients combine in corn to give it a high rating on the health-o-meter. Corn is chewy, so it helps you consume less while getting more satisfaction. It's got fibre, to help you digest your food better.

Cooking Famous Chicken Katsu Is Also Easy With This Recipe

Chicken katsu is a lot we encounter everywhere. Many fast food outlets serve food and serve it with mayonnaise sauce or variations. However, the most convenient if the sauce remains primarily to Japanese tastes. Go food Recipe will explain how to easily make this chicken katsu.

  
Ingredients:

• 4 pieces of chicken breast filet 150 g
• 2 eggs
• 2 tablespoons thinly sliced green onion
• 100 g bread flour
• Cooking oil to taste
• Marinade, mix until blended:
• 2 tablespoons shoyu / soy sauce
• 2 tablespoons mirin / sweet orange juice
• 2 cloves garlic, grated.
• 1 teaspoon pepper powder

Sauce:

• 100 ml dashi / broth fish
• 4 sedndok eat mirin / sweet orange juice
• 2 tablespoons soy sauce
• 2 teaspoons grated ginger
• 2 teaspoons grated horseradish, if any
• 2 teaspoons cornstarch

Complement:

• 100 g green cucumber, cut into thin matchstick shapes
• 50 g lettuce, thinly sliced
• 50 g carrots drawstring

How to make:

1. Mix the chicken with the marinade. Let stand 30 minutes until, to allow the flavors to infuse.
2. Beat the eggs with a fork until blended. Add green onions and stir well.
3. Roll the chicken with bread flour, dip into beaten eggs evenly. Roll again in bread crumbs until blended. Store in the refrigerator for 2-4 hours in order to dry lining.
4. Sauce: Mix dashi / broth, mirin / replacement, soy sauce, grated ginger, grated horseradish, and cornstarch and stir well. Cook until boiling, remove from heat.
5. Heat the cooking oil over medium heat, chicken fried layered bread crumbs soaked in oil until browned on both sides dry, remove and drain.
6. Serve with sauce Chicken Katsu. Include cucumber, lettuce, and carrots.