Try at home bubble tea 4 recipe to try at home

i'm super excited for today's article📰📰📰






because we're going to be making a whole




bunch of bubble tea 🍵🍵recipes




so bubble tea is a drink that originated




in taiwan and it consists of a sweetened




tea some kind of milk and then the best



part in my opinion are these chewy



tapioca pearls if you can't find the



pearls at your local grocery store or if



you don't love them you can still make



these drinks they're perfect for the



summer they're incredibly refreshing so




we're going to be making four flavors in



total in today's video let's get started



so we're going to start with preparing



the tapioca pearls first and we just



bought ours from our local asian



supermarket it beats making it yourself



at home which can be a lot of work and



each of the drinks that we're going to



be making today serves two people all



together but you can always scale that



up or down with the scaling feature on



our website depending on how much you'd



like to make



so we're going to start with cooking



about half of a cup of pearls according



to the package instructions which for us



meant cooking it in boiling water for



about six minutes



while that's cooking away we're gonna



make a simple syrup and you can do this



in two ways the first is to add two



tablespoons of brown sugar and two



tablespoons of boiling water to a bowl



and then whisk it vigorously so that all



the sugar dissolves



then when the pearls are cooked we're



gonna drain it rinse it under cold water



this helps to stop the cooking process



and then we can add it to the jar with



the syrup and give it all a stir the



syrup actually helps to keep the pearls




from sticking together



so traditionally bubble tea is quite



sweet that's how it's supposed to be but



the benefit of making it yourself at



home is that you get to decide how sweet



you'd like yours to be so ours are



actually much less sweet than what you



would normally buy if you're getting it



at a shop but you can always taste test



it later and add more if you'd like to



the second way to sweeten the pearls is



just to add the drained and rinsed



pearls to a bowl and then you can add



some maple or agave syrup to it and once



you've stirred it through it's ready to



use it's that simple all right so now



that we know how to make the pearls



let's explore making different bubble



tea flavors



for the first recipe we'll be making an




ube flavored bubble tea



so we're gonna start with making a



simple black tea using about two



tablespoons of loose leaf tea or you



could use a couple of tea bags if you'd



prefer i personally love the bergamot



flavor that's in earl grey tea so that's



what i'm using here but feel free to use



just a regular black tea if you prefer



then we're going to pour over top of it



about a cup of boiling water and then



let this sit to steep for about five



minutes



so ube is a purple yam and it has a very



delicious distinct flavor it's very



commonly used in desserts in the



filipino cuisine so we actually just



have this ube spread that we got from



our local asian supermarket it's kind of



like a jam but if it's easier for you to



access something like pureed ube that



you might find in your freezer section



or powdered ube feel free to use those



instead so we're going to scoop up about



a quarter of a cup of the ube spread and



we're going to add it to a bowl and then



we're going to mix it together with a



small splash of plant milk just to thin



it out a little bit



and now we can already assemble our



drinks so we're going to be using the



maple syrup sweetened pearls this time



adding it to our cups and then we're



going to top it with the ube spread



we're then going to pile high a bunch of



ice and then we can pour our unsweetened



plant milk over top of that we're using



soy milk here and then finally we're



going to pour the tea on the top



the sweetness of ube paste can actually



vary quite a bit from brand to brand so



consider adding a little bit less to



start and you can always add more later




if you'd like the taste to be more



prominent or if you'd like it to be more



sweet




and once you're ready just give it all a



swirl to combine the layers and you're



ready to enjoy it






so this next bubble tea that we're



making is inspired by thai iced teas



so thai iced teas are known for their



vibrant orange color which comes from a



food coloring that's added to the tea



we're not going to add any food coloring



what we're going to do instead is we're



going to add some rooibos tea leaves



because this already has its own natural



orange color so to a saucepan we're



gonna add a cup of water and then a



tablespoon each of loose rooibos tea



leaves and black tea leaves but you



could just use tea bags if you'd prefer



and then we're gonna add the spices



which is two each of star anise and ice anise









i honestly still don't know how to say



it two whole cloves and two cracked



cardamom pods as well this is gonna give




the tea a delicious flavor



and then once it starts to boil we're



gonna actually just remove it from the



heat cover it and let it sit for about



an hour to steep



once the tea is done steeping we're



gonna place a sieve over top of the jar



and then we're gonna strain the tea into



the jar removing all of those leaves and



the spices then we can add a teaspoon of



vanilla extract



and stir this through



and now we can start to assemble our



drink so we're going to add a little bit



of optional sweetened condensed coconut



milk to each cup this is also what makes



it taste like it's thai inspired and



then we're going to scoop some of the



brown sugar coated pearls into each



glass fill the cups with plenty of ice



and we'll follow this up with a cup of



your favorite plant-based milk we're



using barista oat milk here for its



thick and creamy texture and then



finally we're gonna pour the tea over



top of it



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this bubble tea is so incredibly tasty




the sweetened condensed coconut milk you



can always add a little bit more if you



want it more sweet or you could leave it



out all together again it's optional i



think of all of the drinks this one



might be my favorite



yeah



for this next recipe we'll be making



this beautifully layered brown sugar



matcha boba



we'll start with sifting about two



teaspoons of premium grade matcha into a



bowl and then we're gonna add some hot



but not boiling water over top of it



then we're gonna whisk it until it



starts to foam a little bit then we're



gonna add a teaspoon of vanilla extract



to the matcha and then we're going to



whisk it one more time



that's pretty much all we have to do now



we're ready to assemble our drinks so in



this case we're going to be using the



brown sugar pearls and then after that



by now you know the drill we're going to



top those with plenty of ice before we



pour the milk over top of it we're using



some barista oat milk here and then



finally we'll pour over the matcha



so one little tip if you want to keep



your bubble tea in these beautiful



distinct little layers try to aim your



matcha to hit the top of an ice cube



that just helps to break its fall or you



could pour it onto the back of a spoon



hovering just on top of the milk that



should keep the layer separated matcha



tastes quite earthy so coating the chewy



pearls in a brown sugar syrup really



balances the flavors incredibly nicely



if you're someone who hasn't warmed up



to the idea of matcha yet i definitely



recommend trying it iced i feel like it



mellows out the earthiness makes it



taste so much more fresh



for the final recipe we're making a



strawberry milk bubble tea



traditionally bubble tea as the name



would suggest it has some kind of tea in



it but sometimes when you go to the



store and you buy the fruity variety



they leave the tea out and that's also



what we're going to do in this



particular recipe but if you do want to



add some tea of course you're always



welcome too to a saucepan we're going to



add one and a half cups of frozen



strawberries and a tablespoon of



optional sugar we're then going to cook



this on medium heat until the



strawberries have thawed out a little



bit now if you prefer you can leave this



chunky just mash it a little bit with



your spatula or what i like to do at



this point is to use an immersion



blender just to puree the berries



once it's pureed we're going to set it



aside to cool for a little bit while we



prepare the milk so to a pitcher i'm



gonna add two thirds of a cup of



unsweetened oat milk and two tablespoons



of vegan whipping cream and a teaspoon



of vanilla extract and we're gonna mix



this all together




whenever you're ready to assemble the




drinks we're just gonna add some of the



agave sweetened pearls to our cups this



time we're going to follow it up with



some of that beautiful pink strawberry



puree the ice goes in next filling it



right to the top of the cup and then



we're going to pour that creamy vanilla



milk over top of it all



if you want to add some fresh



strawberries as well for more fruitiness



you can definitely do that too



the strawberries make this taste



incredibly summery but because it uses



frozen berries it's a drink that you can



make and enjoy all year round and using



the whipping cream here is optional but



it gives the milk a thicker and creamier



texture that pairs so well with the



strawberries it even kind of makes it



taste like it's a milkshake



oh that's really good



if you don't have quick and easy access



to bubble tea shops where you live you



are in for a real treat when you make



these yourself at home where honestly



even if you do have access it's fun



tinkering and playing around with your



own flavors so if you give the recipes



in today's video a try i hope you enjoy



them the full breakdown to all of them



as always the links are in the



description box below and if you did



enjoy today's video feel free to give it



a thumbs up it always really means a lot



when you do and that's it for today



friends thanks so much for hanging with



me pick up limes signing off and we'll



see you in the next video so



is a purple it's not a sweet potato



actually i think it's a yam no okay so



ube





all right you all ready



just starting



okay hold on



that's embarrassing







okay



there we go







well shoot



hey little guy oh my god i wish because



you can't see how small it is look at



that



he's so tiny



oh he's so close



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