Very detailed explanation. Thank you for the Eng subtitle as well! 😃
@aami26775 жыл бұрын
成功了哇啊啊啊啊❤✨謝謝你的教学鸭🍬
@顓頊墨香5 жыл бұрын
是否只有我弄成了一鍋非牛頓流體。。。
@黃鴻珮-o9g5 жыл бұрын
我剛剛也弄成非牛頓流體
@luntan77605 жыл бұрын
我也是
@judyliang20025 жыл бұрын
熱水一定要到大滾, 餔嚕餔嚕要噴出來的那種
@nglien22385 жыл бұрын
我也是 弄了两次 还是一样 😭
@ruotongni5 жыл бұрын
一定要分两次加进去 第一次加一半(可以少一点) 搅拌均匀后再把剩下的加进去
@blotchus4 жыл бұрын
RECIPE 1:05 For the Pearls (makes 285g) : 80g black sugar/ or substitute with dark brown sugar (you can add molasses to give it a deeper flavour) 90g or ml of water 150g tapioca starch (plus more on the side for coating 6:20) For boiling the UNCOOKED pearls: 150g of uncooked pearls (or just halve the amount made above) 1500g of water brought to a rolling boil (cooking it in a large amount of water is important) (also use a wide pot) For ensuring pearls' chewiness: (essential) Large bowl of iced water for pearls to sit in after being cooked Stir to prevent sticking. Around 10 to 15 seconds is sufficient. Soaking Syrup for cooked Pearls: 100g black sugar/ dark brown sugar 350g water Bottom Note: This recipe for pearls makes approx 285g. Make sure to weigh out no more than 150g of pearls before boiling them. It is best to boil in small batches to prevent uneven cooking and sticking.
@blotchus4 жыл бұрын
Additional notes: The difference between traditional 'black sugar' and 'dark brown sugar' lies in the difference of sugar processing. Granulated sugar processing is generally via centrifugation and other processes to eventually attain crystallised white sugar + molasses. Source of sugar is often sugar beets, sugar cane. For granulated light brown sugar, the manufacturer recombines a small amount of molasses with the granulated white sugar. For granulated dark brown sugar, a slightly larger amount of molasses is combined. Black sugar on the other hand is traditionally cooked by hand. Cane sugar (cane juice) is boiled and boiled until it reaches super saturation. When let to cool, it crystalises into the block of black sugar you see in this video. It is unrefined, meaning none of the molasses (where 99% of the nutritional trace minerals are) are stripped from the end-product, giving black sugar its deep, black appearance. A 100% of the would-be molasses that is retained contains high amounts of calcium, potassium, iron, magnesium, folate and other minerals. This type of sugar, as a result, is much more prized. Not incredulously, though. Perhaps around 2 to 3.5 times more than regular dark brown/ muscovado sugar. They usually come in bags of 1kg or more. Black sugar is commonly found in Taiwan, China, and used in traditional desserts aka 糖水 aka tongsui, with the purpose of nourishment. Other 'block sugars' with similar processing methods: - Okinawan sugar from Okinawa, Japan. (from cane sugar) - Coconut sugar/ Coconut Palm Sugar from regions in Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand. (naming depends on region, production method, type of palm, part of palm used)
Hi, can i ask how come you are not using tapioca flour? if i use tapioca flour , will it be that chewy or need to mix with corn flour?
@Cwy.02032 жыл бұрын
她用啦
@anata84626 жыл бұрын
tinrry 可以教做甜甜圈吗
@Queen-jr9mq6 жыл бұрын
好棒啊!原來珍珠還可以樣做
@yoyotan94055 жыл бұрын
我失败了3次,烫面的部分很容易失败 做多几次就成功了的
@wendypan33193 жыл бұрын
那个糖水要煮多久啊 我住了四次都是你能能成型但是会摊开
@crunchymusic89634 жыл бұрын
其實改成 黑糖水煮滾後倒在木薯澱粉裡面 成功率會高很多 真的
@annielin99186 жыл бұрын
Thanks for this video, I think this is a good video for me and the others, very useful. As I'm a foreigner, also, I can practice Chinese at the same time. 謝謝您 :)