Fresh Cheese Balls Milk Tea Topping
Rate this recipeCheese balls dropped into a glass of milk tea make a seriously delicious topping. Creamy milk tea plus fresh cheese doubles the richness, while keeping the milk tea's flavor intact.
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Ingredients
2
Time
15 minutes
Servings
4
Level
Easy
Ingredients
Cheese
2 box
Tapioca starch
100 g
Implementation Steps
01
- Before you start, put the box of cheese in the freezer for about 2 hours so it firms up and is easier to work with.
- Take the cheese out and cut it into small, even pieces (cut each wedge into 3 or 4 small pieces).
- Take the cheese out and cut it into small, even pieces (cut each wedge into 3 or 4 small pieces).
02
- Dip the cheese in a layer of powdered sugar, then roll it into neat balls.
- Coat each ball in tapioca starch and set aside on a plate.
- Coat each ball in tapioca starch and set aside on a plate.
03
- Repeat until all the cheese is used up.
- Roll the balls in another layer of tapioca starch so they have a nice, solid coating.
- Roll the balls in another layer of tapioca starch so they have a nice, solid coating.
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Fresh Cheese Balls Milk Tea Topping