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td data-sheets-value="{"1":2,"2":"Average Quantity"}">Average Quantity I recently shared my preferred method for preparing brown sugar milk tea. So it’s time to start sharing other favorite bubble tea (boba tea, tapioca milk tea, pearl milk tea, etc.) recipes. Starting with this taro milk tea! What Is Taro Milk Tea?
Brown Sugar: Boba pearls have a mild flavor and need to be sweetened. Stirring brown sugar with warm boba pearls creates a sweet syrup. You can also use cane sugar if you don’t have brown sugar.For a super creamy and sweet taro bubble milk tea, use condensed milk or dairy-free coconut condensed milk combined with milk.
Measure out the desired amount of powder. This will depend on the strength of flavour you want and the size of your batch of milk tea. Taro powder is a versatile ingredient in various dishes, including baked goods, soups, stews, and sauces. It can also be used as a natural food coloring agent. If you can’t find fresh taro root in your local grocery store, you’re sure to find it at asian grocery stores or asian supermarkets. What makes Taro Milk Tea Purple?Feel free to vary the flavors and sweetness: If you don’t like the taro boba tea flavor, try a different version. You can make bubble tea in almost any flavor! You can also adjust the sweetness and creaminess to your liking!
As mentioned, you absolutely can use any kind of milk that you want – dairy, almond, coconut, etc. However, be aware that this will alter the taste of the drink in general. Strain the cooked taro and place in a medium sized bowl. Add the sugar and mash in to a smooth paste with a fork or potato masher. There should be no lumps If this is your first time experimenting with taro bubble tea, you may be wondering what the taro bubble tea flavor might be like. Fresh milk tea is made from only two ingredients: the root vegetable and milk. This is called 芋頭鮮奶 (Yùtou xiān nǎi) in Chinese which translates to ‘Taro Fresh Milk’. Despite some boba shops calling it a ‘tea’, there is no tea inside this drink. Therefore, it is caffeine-free. Make Green Tea: Simmer 2 cups of water over medium heat. Remove the pan from the heat. Add the tea bags and steep for 5 minutes in the hot water. Remove the tea bags and let the tea cool.
Making Bubble tea with Powder
Traditional Box: Taro, Matcha, Taiwanese Milk, Lychee (3 drinks of each). Popping Boba: Cherry, Lychee, Peach. Taro Powder: if you don’t want to go through all the hassle of preparing the taro root, then you can simply substitute it for ready-made taro root powder instead. This ingredient is often pre-sweetened and lets a darker purple color to the drink as well. As mentioned above, there are usually two types of taro milk tea that are commonly found in boba shops. However, both can be made either with the powder or the pureed root vegetable.
Did you know? The signature purple colour of taro boba doesn’t actually come from the taro plant. Taro roots are often pink, white, or light grey instead of purple. The pastel purple boba is the result of added food colouring. Taro powder taste
In a large mixing bowl, whisk together the taro powder, sweetener, and 1 cup of hot water until the powder is dissolved.
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