Re: Boba Tea

I searched as far back as I could, and could not find any threads

> about the subject. Perhaps it is frowned upon given the trendy > nature of the Boba Tea, but I have drank this tea and found it to be > most enjoyable.

Try searching for "bubble tea" instead, perhaps.

Anyhow, I was wondering if anyone has experimented with making this > at home. I understand that it takes quite a bit of time. I also > have read of alternatives to the uncooked tapioca pearls such as > Choobees and partially cooked pearls.

It does take a while to cook, so I tend to just buy bubble tea pre-made. :-)

A pressure cooker may speed things up; and I bet making a large batch and freezing them would probably work just fine.

N.

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Natarajan Krishnaswami
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"Natarajan Krishnaswami" answered "rja" about "Boba Tea":

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Me too. I tried to cooked them myself. A disaster. It took forever to be ready. And they were awfull, semi-liquid. Next time, I'll try the pre-cooked pearls sold at my local Bubble Tea Parlor.

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Julie C.

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