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For the "cold tea" series: matcha and lime ice tea – Italian Cuisine

For the "cold tea" series: matcha and lime ice tea


Other than peach ice tea … this is the iced tea of ​​the summer. Home made in minutes, it is hydrating and super refreshing

Do you feel the need to regenerate yourself a little, hydrating and refreshing yourself?
Fill up on matcha green tea, obviously cold because it's hot!

Matcha tea even in summer, but frozen!

The green tea it is for connoisseurs, especially the one prepared with matcha powder and the special Japanese process.
It has a very particular taste, you hate it or love it.
But it is a drink that really does good for the body and therefore it is worth drinking at least one cup every day, throughout the year.
We propose the version iced, a little revisited and very pleasant in summer.
We have added some more scents to make it pleasant for everyone; you then decide whether to sweeten it or not.
Purists obviously would never add sugar or honey to tea, but we are not all the same.

How to make matcha lime iced tea

The first thing to do is get a good matcha tea and then we invite you to read our guide on How to make matcha tea.
If you want you can also use a tea bag, but obviously the result would be different.
One time cold serve it in a pitcher or glass with ice cubes, many lime slices and a lot fresh mint.

If you can't help but sweeten

This super moisturizing and refreshing drink should be sipped like this, natural, but you can sweeten it if you really can't drink tea without sugar.
We suggest you in that case a syrup, made from agave or maple, but not granulated or cane sugar.
Even the honey it could be an alternative, but it has a more intense taste that could cover the flavor of the tea.

Tea mix

You can prepare a cold tea very good also by adding to matcha tea a mint tea to make the taste even fresher, or a bergamot tea if you love bitter notes.
Yes, you can use all three if you want!
When we talk about mint tea we mean the one in leaves to be filtered which obviously has a much more intense aroma as well as a very fresh taste.

Ice tea on the go

Once your matcha iced tea with lime and mint is ready, take it with you anywhere in one thermal bottle.
It is a drink very refreshing which regenerates especially in times of energy decline and when it is particularly hot.
An excellent ally to combat the summer heat.

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Matcha tea Girelle recipe – Italian Cuisine


mix butter with granulated sugar using a whisk; add the grated zest of 1/2 lemon, the egg and a pinch of salt.
Divide the mixture in two. Knead one part with 180 g of flour, and the other with 180 g of flour mixed with 4‑5 g of matcha tea. Wrap the two loaves in plastic wrap and let them rest for 1 hour in the refrigerator.
roll it then on parchment paper at a thickness of 3‑4 mm. Overlap and roll them on the long side forming a compact cylinder; place it in the freezer for 30 minutes, then pass it in brown sugar and cut it into 5 mm swivels.
bake at 170 ° C for 18-20 minutes, in the static oven.
Storage: cool, for 7-8 days, in a tin box.

Matcha cocktail: try this – La Cucina Italiana – Italian Cuisine

Matcha cocktail: try this - La Cucina Italiana


Half gin and tonic, almost a spritz and with the bright green color of matcha tea. Here is the super easy recipe for an all-meal cocktail made in Naples

Not in the cup, nor hot, but in a cocktail version. The matcha tea called tendology in mixology. In Naples the first noodle bar (Staj, inaugurated last June), proposes a cocktail list that winks at the Orient and where the prized Japanese green tea in powder form, with a powerful antioxidant action, is the protagonist.

Matcha tea, obtained from the leaves of the plant steamed, dried and reduced to a very fine powder, is considered a true health elixir, rich in antioxidants, polyphenols and various amino acids, capable of naturally detoxifying the body, stimulate energy and concentration. The powder, emerald-green, fine and fragrant of matcha – rich in vitamins, mineral salts, chlorophyll and carotene – with a very particular taste, sweet reminiscent of algae and spinach, is carefully dosed by Staj's bar lady, Oriana Esposito, to make three types of drinks: the Matcha Mule, made with vodka and matcha tea powder, lime juice and ginger beer; Matcha Highball with whiskey, lemon juice, agave syrup, matcha powder and seltzer; the Ritual Matcha Cocktail prepared with gin, matcha tea, prosecco, lime, sugar.

Macha drinks

The ritual of tea and the charm of this millennial drink are renewed in the glass with shakes and new combinations. The Matcha mule, for example, fresh and energizing, goes well with the unique takoyaki dish, a typical Japanese streetfood consisting of octopus in batter, waso al wasabi, takoyaki sauce and katuobushi. Matcha Highball, based on Japanese whiskey, is suitable for cold soba, where spring onion, nori seaweed, miso and sesame give a fresh and decisive taste. The Ritual matcha cocktail, suitable for fish dishes, is offered in combination with the bao bun with marinated salmon, spicy mayo, semidry tomato and sesame.

The Staj noodle bar

Staj is a project born from the idea of ​​two young Neapolitans with a cosmopolitan soul, Lucio Paciello chef and Rosario del Priore, entrepreneur. It was born to promote a different cuisine, but with a clear and precise identity: the name evokes the word Thay, but it is above all an invitation to "stay", "linger", to discover and savor a cuisine that is a journey to the East while always starting from the West. Neapolitan chef Lucio Paciello, born in 1985 and internationally trained, every day hand-made noodles served in broth (ramen) or sautéed in wok, bao (steamed soft buns) stuffed with meat, fish and vegetables, dumplings (ravioli steamed) and fried chicken. The range of gluten free and vegan cuisine proposals is also varied, available to take away with a practical takeaway and a reliable delivery service.

Ritual matcha cocktail

Ingredients for a cocktail

1 dose of gin
1/4 teaspoon of powdered matcha tea
½ lime
2 tablespoons of sugar cane liquid
ice
1 1/3 prosecco

Method

Put the tea powder, lime juice and sugar in a ballon. Blend or mix vigorously until the tea has completely melted. Add the ice, the gin, mix and complete with the prosecco. Decorate with a slice of lemon on the glass.

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