Maple Matcha Tea Latte - Gourmet Maple Road

For all our fishermen visiting the website, this one is for you. Take this recipe out on your next fishing trip, sit on your fishing chair and enjoy. Or if you’re fishing out on the trolling boat, you will definitely enjoy this snack.

Ingredients:

1L milk
30mL matcha green tea powder
30mL maple sugar

Process:

Prepare the saucepan and pour milk into it. Let it warm on low heat until it simmers.
Have the matcha green tea powder ready. Mix it with the maple sugar on the teapot. Mix it well.
Pour only half of the milk and have it stirred on the creamy latte. Stir it well while the milk is warm.
Add the foam as garnishing touch. Serve it in beautiful cups. You can also serve it cold.
You can make this recipe in ten minutes or less.

FAQ

How much sap is needed to make maple syrup?

It usually takes 40 parts of maple sap to make 1 part of maple syrup. 1 part is equivalent to 1 gallon. However, this is different when measuring how sugary or sweet your maple syrup can be as there are different sugar levels in most types of maple sap.

Is the maple sap collected the fresh maple syrup?

No. Maple sap is not the maple syrup yet. However, you need the maple sap as one of the primary ingredients in making maple syrup.

What makes the sap flow?

The difference of the pressure on the inside of the bark and the outside of it makes the sap flow outwards through the opening made on the bark. Therefore, when you start tapping the maple tree at the right season of the year, you will surely get a flowing maple sap right from the spile into the bucket.

How mature should the maple tree be before tapping it?

It doesn’t matter how old it should be. As long as it has a trunk diameter of 12 inches or more, it is ready for tapping. Normally, this should be a maple tree over three years old or so, but it may vary on each maple tree.

Is there any grade difference in every maple syrup made in every region in North America?

Maple syrups are graded differently in every region. In the US, grading standards are different in every region in the country. However, between the American and the Canadian maple syrup, there is a substantial difference. Mostly, it is graded according to which season the syrup was produced.

Will tapping the maple tree hurt it?

It will hurt, but maple trees, like any other trees, have a special way of healing themselves. Tapping is also good as the barks are removed and new barks will be formed. It eases the tree’s skin-changing process, and it also promotes good liquid flow inside the trunk and branches of the tree.

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