Caramel Genmaicha Milk Recipe | Roasted Rice Tea
Genmaicha is a traditional Japanese tea blend made from green tea leaves and roasted brown rice. It is often referred to as "popcorn tea" because during the roasting process, some rice grains pop and resemble popcorn.
Sourced directly from tea farms, we work exclusively with passionate tea farmers that harvest it the way we want you to taste - mellow and vegetal.
Our Genmaicha powder contains traces of Matcha, which gives it extra umami punch! With its low caffeine level, this is also a perfect beverage to enjoy at any time of the day.
Teawares
- Chawan (bowl)
- Chasen (bamboo whisk)
- Chasen holder (whisk holder)
- Scoop
- Sift
Ingredients
- 5 - 7g of Genmaicha powder
- 50 - 70 ml of warm water (70 - 80°C preferred)
- 130 - 150 ml milk of your choice
- 15 ml caramel sauce or Kuromitsu (Japanese black sugar syrup)
Directions
1. Sieve 5 - 7g of Genmaicha powder.
2. Add 70 - 80 ml of warm water (70 - 80°C preferred)
3. Whisk thoroughly to prevent any lumps.
4. Start foaming the mixture by whisking in a 'zig-zag' motion, creating a 'M' shape.
5. In a cup, add ice and drizzle caramel sauce or Kuromitsu (Japanese black sugar syrup) on the sides.
6. Add approximately 130 - 150ml of your preferred choice of milk.
7. Carefully pour your whisked genmaicha into the cup, creating lovely gradient.
