Milk tea jelly
Milk 185 grams | Oat milk 35 grams |
Light cream 90 grams | Love Sweet Zero Calories 20 grams |
Gelatin powder 5 grams | Earl Gray Black Tea 2 packs |
Step 1
This time I added some oatly oat milk to the milk to increase the aroma. If not, just replace it with the same amount of milk.Step 2
Sprinkle the gelatine powder evenly on top of 5 times the amount of water. For example: 5 grams of gelatine powder is sprinkled on 25 grams of water. There will be no lumps after sprinkling. (Use gelatine sheets and soak them in ice water until soft)Step 3
Pour the milk and oat milk into the pot, add zero-calorie sugar, and stir while heating.Step 4
When small bubbles appear on the edge of the pot, add the black tea bag.Step 5
While cooking, press the tea bag with a spatula to fully release the tea flavor.Step 6
When the milk boils, take out the tea bag, pour in the light cream and stir evenly. Set aside.Step 7
After soaking in water, the gelatine powder is melted in 50-degree hot water. The water temperature is controlled between 40-60 degrees. Too high a temperature will affect the solidification effect of the gelatine.Step 8
When the milk tea solution is dry and not hot to the touch, add gelatine and stir to mix evenly.Step 9
Pour into a suitable container and refrigerate until solid.Step 10
If you are not in a hurry to eat it, it is recommended to refrigerate it overnight. The tea will have a richer flavor and a more mellow aftertaste the next day!Step 11
I changed the recipe and used Starbucks via to make espresso custard. For me, a loyal coffee fan, it was really satisfying. Because of the coffee taste, I wanted a refreshing taste, so I reduced the amount of whipping cream and increased the amount of milk. The details are as follows : 160 grams of milk, 60 grams of whipping cream, 5 grams of Starbucks via coffee, other recipes are the same! Milk tea jelly cooking tips