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Teh Jahe Moka


Malam dingin karena hujan turun, apa kondisi seperti ini yang sekarang anda alami?. Ada baiknya jangan diam saja, ambil dan peluk kompor hi hi... maksudnya segera bikin minuman penghangat badan seperti teh hangat atau air jahe. Pada sajian resep kali ini kita akan mencoba membuat minuman hangat dan praktis yaitu Teh jahe moka.

Resep minuman teh jahe moka begitu ringkas cara membuatnya, seperti kita membuat kopi hangat yang dicampur cream. Ayo kita hangatkan tubuh dengan minuman hangat dan sehat, teh jahe moka. Berikut ini cara membuat resep teh jahe moka.
Source: http://www-kue.blogspot.com/2012/11/teh-jahe-moka.html
Bahan-bahan teh jahe moka :
  • 600ml air.
  • 50 gram jahe, dikupas, memarkan.
  • 2 kantung teh celup favorit anda.
  • 50 gram gula pasir.
  • 1 sendok makan coklat bubuk.
  • 3 sendok makan krimmer bubuk.

Hiasan:
Whipping cream dan kayu manis bubuk.

Cara membuat teh jahe moka :
  • Rebus air bersama jahe, hingga mendidih, angkat.
  • Celupkan teh celup favorit selama 3 menit hingga mengental.
  • Masukkan coklat bubuk dan krimmer bubuk, aduk rata, tuangkan ke dalam cangkir.
  • Hias dengan whipping cream dan taburi kayu manis bubuk.
  • Sajikan saat hangat.

Teh jahe moka sudah siap untuk diminum dan cukup untuk 4 cangkir. Ngobrol di malam hari semakin nikmat dan berenergi.

Baca juga halaman: Resep pasta kentang brokoli.
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