How To Make Matcha The Easy Way

By Amanda Baird


Many people are not aware of the fact that matcha is a type of green tea specifically available in Asian countries especially Japan. The reason why it is referred as Japanese tea is because the major exporter and producer of this green tea is none other than Japan. If you consume it regularly you will be benefited with it in a healthy way. Its not difficult to learn how to make matcha tea but the process can differ from making other type of teas.

This tea isn't like other herbal teas that contain tea leafs instead its available in powdered form which implies you will be drinking entire tea leaf rather than simply drinking the water concentrate of it. You have the alternative to keep the texture of it either thick or thin as per your individual inclination and preferring. The thick form of tea is called Usucha and tea with thin texture is called Koicha.

To avoid an awful tasting tea you should follow the brewing process in an accurate manner. There are certain steps that you need to follow to brew a perfect cup of matcha. Never use boiling hot water to brew it instead use warm hot water.

Firstly, you must boil water in a skillet to the boiling temperature and afterward take it off let it sit for a few minutes then start to brew it. You may require some boiling hot water in another container in the event that you need to change the consistency of it. When water boils, pour it into a bowl. Don't give it a chance to chill off for long because you will find it troublesome to blend it in a flawless way.

Depending on the desired consistency, add the tea powder in your cup. You can add 1/2 to 2 spoons of powder in a single cup. To obtain thick texture you should add 2 spoons otherwise 1/2 spoon is enough for a thin textured drink. For smoother texture, always use a tea strainer so that no granules are left within your cup.

When the drink is still very hot, you must whisk it for a while in order to make it smooth textured. The recommended method is to add a little amount of hot water in your cup and then add the powder and whisk it until its smoothly mixed. Now you could add more water in it while stirring continuously so that the consistency that you desire can be achieved.

Assuming that you need to make it thick then do the whisking till a layer of foam is made whereas for delicate and thin drink make round movements and get a smooth and light mix of tea. The most ideal route is to drink it promptly as the taste won't last for long.

Thus, the process involved in how to make matcha is very easy. Keep your tea powder in the refrigerator while sealing it in using an air tight container. It s a good practice to drink this tea on a regular basis because it contains a lot of beneficial antioxidants that are considered to be good for your health and physical fitness in general.




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