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Fragrant Earl Grey Latte

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I made my favourite Starbucks tea latte with earl grey tea. I tried to recreate the taste with ingredients I had.

In Starbucks, they add vanilla syrup, but I didn't want to make it too sweet, so I used vanilla essence instead. I don't usually take sugar in my tea, but this time, I added a little. Recipe by Hani-*hani-

I made my favourite Starbucks tea latte with earl grey tea. I tried to recreate the taste with ingredients I had.

In Starbucks, they add vanilla syrup, but I didn't want to make it too sweet, so I used vanilla essence instead. I don't usually take sugar in my tea, but this time, I added a little. Recipe by Hani-*hani-

Fragrant Earl Grey Latte

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I made my favourite Starbucks tea latte with earl grey tea. I tried to recreate the taste with ingredients I had.

In Starbucks, they add vanilla syrup, but I didn't want to make it too sweet, so I used vanilla essence instead. I don't usually take sugar in my tea, but this time, I added a little. Recipe by Hani-*hani-

I made my favourite Starbucks tea latte with earl grey tea. I tried to recreate the taste with ingredients I had.

In Starbucks, they add vanilla syrup, but I didn't want to make it too sweet, so I used vanilla essence instead. I don't usually take sugar in my tea, but this time, I added a little. Recipe by Hani-*hani-

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Ingredients

1 serving

1Earl grey tea bag
300 mlMilk
1Sugar
3drops Vanilla essence

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Steps

1

Heat the milk in a saucepan until just before boiling point. Add some sugar.
2

Stop the heat and add the tea bag. Let it steep for 5 - 6 minutes. The key is to let it steep for quite a long time.
3

Remove the tea bag without squeezing it, and add the vanilla essence.
4

It will look more authentic if you use a milk frother to whisk it (this is optional).
5

By the way, this is my milk frother. I bought it at the 100 yen shop.
6

You can buy the tea they use at Starbucks. If you use this, it'll taste like the real thing. It's lavender earl grey tea.

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on January 28, 2014 04:37

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