
Papa Nectarine Tea
Papa Nectarine Tea is a home-style drink at difficulty 2/5 (Easy), about 81 kcal. Papa Nectarine Tea is a creative punch drink that blends the sweet, citrusy note. Ingredients and step-by-step instructions are below, with notes for home cooking.
2 / 5
★★☆☆☆
81 kcal
Ingredients
- Ingredients:
- Papa Nectarine (Peeled Pomelo) (Note: See Extra Content for substitutes)
- Jasmine Green Tea
- Ice cubes
- Sucrose Syrup (Optional)
- Tools
- Blender
Steps
- Brew Jasmine Green Tea (Recommended ratio => Tea : Water : Ice = 1~2 : 50 : 30)
- Weigh 2~4 grams of tea leaves into a container. Add 100ml boiling water and steep for 6 minutes.
- Put 60g of ice cubes into the steeped green tea to cool it down; stirring can accelerate the process.
- Once the ice melts, filter the tea leaves to obtain approximately 160ml of Jasmine Green Tea.
- Assembly
- Select a cup (a clear glass cup with a capacity of about 300ml is recommended).
- Take the segments of Papa Nectarine, peel off the rind, and obtain the fruit pulp.
- Take 130g of pulp and 130ml of Jasmine Green Tea into the blender.
- Pour 10g of sucrose syrup (optional, add more if you prefer sweet)
- Secure the lid and turn on the blender. Blend for 20 seconds, then pour the mixture into the cup.
- Take a small piece of pulp, tear it up slightly, and sprinkle it on top of the liquid.
- Start enjoying
Notes
Papa Nectarine Tea is a creative punch drink that blends the sweet, citrusy notes of nectarine with the floral aroma of jasmine. It features a refreshing and slightly sweet aftertaste. Papa Nectarine is rich in Vitamin C and dietary fiber; pairing it with green tea provides a refreshing and invigorating experience. The preparation is very simple and beginner-friendly, taking only about 15 minutes from tea brewing to mixing.
Estimated Difficulty: ★★
Estimated Calories: 81 kcal
Group: Papa Nectarine Tea
Calculation:
One serving, approx. 300ml
- Papa Nectarine 1~2 whole fruits (over 200g)
- Jasmine Green Tea 2~4g
- Ice cubes 60g
- 1:1 Sucrose Syrup 10g (Optional)
- Papa Nectarine can be substituted with other citrus fruits that are easy to separate, such as Ugli Fruit or Shatangju.
- The ratio of pulp to tea water is 1:1. If you need to make a larger batch, scale the ingredients accordingly.
If you find any problems or potential improvements in the workflow while following this guide, please feel free to submit an Issue or a Pull Request.