Summer drinks: How to make delicious peach orange lemongrass tea

Looking for a delicious, cool summer drink? Let’s go to the kitchen and make your own cups of peach tea that are both fragrant and sweet and safe for the whole family during this epidemic season.

When it comes to summer drinks, orange and lemongrass peach tea deserves first place. In a glass of cool water, you can enjoy all the flavors of tea, orange, lemongrass, plus the sweet and crunchy taste of peaches. Let’s start to beat the summer heat by making a delicious and crunchy fresh pot of soaked peaches – an indispensable ingredient for a cup of orange lemongrass peach tea. Resources: – Peaches: 1kg. To get a delicious pot of peaches, you should choose peaches that are just ripe, still hard. – Sugar: 300g- 500g sugar depending on how sweet you want. Made with apricot sugar (yellow sugar), the color of the soaked water will be more beautiful. – Lemon: 1/2 fruit for juice lấy – White salt: 50g – Filtered water: 800ml Making Step 1: Preliminary processing of peaches – Buy peaches, wash them thoroughly, remove the stalks. – Mix filtered water with a little salt, use a knife to separate the peaches into pieces along the areca-shaped fruits, soak them in a bowl of salt water. – After separating into pieces, begin to peel off the skin on the peach and then soak it in another bowl of diluted salt water so that the peaches don’t darken (you can peel them before separating but so the fruit will be very slippery and difficult to separate). Then take out the peaches to drain. Step 2: Processing – Take 1/2 of the sugar, add 1 cup of water for ginseng to face. North on the stove to boil until the sugar changes color of cockroach wings, then add all 800ml of filtered water and the remaining sugar to boil again. – Put peaches in a pot of sugar water, boil for about 3-5 minutes, then turn off the heat, add lemon juice and 2-3g of white salt to make the water cool and flavorful. If you like softer peaches, you can cook longer. When the peaches change color, take them out and immediately soak them in a bowl of ice water to prevent the peaches from becoming more ripe and soften the peaches. Keep the pot of sugar water just boiled peaches. – Take out the peaches, put them in a plastic bag or sealed box, and put them in the freezer for about 20-30 minutes. While waiting for the sugar water to cool, prepare a clean box to soak the peaches. – When the sugar water cools down, take the peaches out of the freezer and put them in a jar to soak in the sugar water. You can put the whole jar in the fridge. After 2 days, you can use this soaked peach to make tea or make your favorite dishes. – Want to keep the water soaked for a long time without scum, take out the peaches and boil the water again, let it cool and then soak it again, store it in the refrigerator to use it gradually. – The finished product is soaked in a beautiful yellow color, the water is a transparent cockroach color syrup with a sweet and cool taste. Peach pieces have a crunchy, sweet and sour taste that gently stimulates the taste buds. Refrigeration is the best way to preserve the flavor and crispiness of peaches. How to make peach orange lemongrass tea Resources: – Tea bag filter: 01 pack. (For the delicious taste of restaurant standards, please use peach tea bags) – Lemongrass: 02 plants – Pickled peaches: 2-3 pieces depending on preference – Orange: 1 fruit – Honey: 1 teaspoon Mixing: – Smash 1 lemongrass tree, cut into pieces. – Boil water to make tea, drop the lemongrass in and cook for the essential oil – Put tea bags in until you see enough tea, then drain the tea. – Squeeze orange juice into a cup of tea along with pickled peach syrup, teaspoon of honey. Add lemongrass and thinly sliced ​​orange slices for garnish. So you have a delicious, safe and very cool cup of peach orange lemongrass tea for a hot summer day. You can replace oranges with kumquats for a delicious cup of lemongrass peach tea. Good luck!