I always use this rich powdered milk tea in place of normal tea leaves in recipes because it's easier to boil down.If you add the black tea leaves to the batter straight away, they will absorb all of the moisture and the batter will become hard. So make sure to steep in the milk tea mixture at Step 1. Feel free to use more or less sugar to suit your taste. Recipe by ko-ko

My grandma gave me a lot of marmalade and I wanted to make muffins, to go with it. I made Orange Milk Tea Muffins first, but then I realized many people may not have marmalade on hand, so I uploaded a plain milk tea muffin recipe.Brew a strong cup of milk tea. The tea leaves absorb a lot of milk, so add slightly more (+ about 10 ml) during the brewing process, but add exactly 60 ml of milk tea to the batter. Recipe by Kinakorin

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I combined my favourite caramel and milk tea. It's easy to make using just one saucepan.It's quite sweet, so it might be better to reduce the amount of sugar and water? I like very sweet milk tea.If you don't make a rich-coloured caramel, it will just look like usual milk tea, so be careful. Recipe by Izumiuna

"Kanten (agar)" is a popular ingredient for Wagashi, especially in summer. It looks like jelly but it's made from seaweeds. So it isn't necessary to worry about a protease and we can put any fresh fruits in it! It gets glass like transparency but with a lot of sugar.I made a check pattern Wagashi with less sugar Kanten blocks of milk and sweet ones of Earl Grey (black tea). It's lovely marriage!

I just wanted to make bagels using earl grey tea.Please use earl grey tea, when you can. Recipe by uzukaji

This is for those times where you don't have milk, but you want to drink milk tea. I'm pretty sure that you can make this.This is the reduced-calorie version ofRoyal Milk Tea.The drink can become lumpy, so stir well. Recipe by Rurika

Since Christmas is approaching, I wanted to make a cheesecake that is different from average to bring out the smiles on my family and friends' faces.My personal recommendation is to use Earl Grey for the tea.If using a tea bag, different companies have different amount and weights for each bag, but for the batter and the cream, generally using 1 tea bag should be okay.The cooking times for ovens and microwaves vary, so please adjust accordingly. For one 18 cm [7.1 in] round cake mold. Recipe by caramel-cookie

In order to make snacks that were gentle on the body and the wallet, I am always thinking of snacks that use small amounts of butter, eggs, and sugar (or don't use at all).You can use potato starch flour in place of the corn starch. When molding in steps 5~7, roll out the dough to about 3 mm thick with a rolling pin, and cut out with a cookie cutter if you like. I don't mind, but cutting it with a cup and serrating the edges will give it a simple appearance and will bring out the delicious crunchiness; it is also more fun to squeeze the edges, so I recommend making it with your kids. Recipe by caramel-cookie

I often make this milk tea at home. (*^　^*)You can also prepare this the same way with a single tea bag. If you like your milk tea dark, I recommend 2 tea bags.Adjust the amount of sugar to taste. Recipe by Rurika