Korean Barley Tea Brewing Demonstration
A public brewing demonstration of the same tea; its barley-to-water ratio differs. Follow this recipe's 2 tablespoons per 960 mL.
Official cooking video · Angela Kim · YOUTUBEEasy Boricha: Korean Roasted Barley Tea (4 Cups)
Boricha is a familiar Korean everyday drink made from roasted barley and water. This beginner-friendly version uses ready-roasted grains, needs no roasting, and can be served warm or chilled.
Ingredients
servings: 4 · Check ingredients
Steps
- 01
Measure 2 tablespoons of ready-roasted barley. Do not use raw barley without first roasting it. A tea infuser or fine strainer will make cleanup easier.
- 02
Put the 960 mL water and roasted barley in a pot and bring to a boil.
- 03
Turn off the heat once it boils, then steep for 5–10 minutes. Check color and aroma after 5 minutes and steep longer for a stronger flavor.
- 04
Strain out all the barley grains through a fine sieve and pour into four cups. Take care with hot liquid and steam.
- 05
For iced tea, transfer to a clean heat-safe container, cool promptly, and refrigerate. Pour only what you need and do not leave the rest at room temperature for long.
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Before you cook
Barley contains gluten. Even strained tea must not be assumed gluten-free; avoid it if you have coeliac disease or barley allergy. Beware boiling liquid and steam. Cool promptly, refrigerate in a clean container, and discard if spoiled.
Allergens: 보리(글루텐 함유; 밀과 별도 원재료)
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