Looey says "Using ceremonial-grade Matcha, I brew my Matcha Tea using a bamboo whisk and ladle. I also use a Ninja Precision Temperature Kettle to heat the water to 176°F. Not only do I love the earthy taste of Matcha Tea - hot or cold - but it's loaded with vitamins and antioxidants. Literally, a "Tea for Life". 

It's a good energy drink and purported to have anti-aging properties. If you want to steer clear of sugar, just add stevia at the end of the recipe (don't mix it into your milk froth). Have a brew-tiful day!" 

Ingredients: 

Ceremonial-Grade Matcha Tea Powder; Sugar; Pure Madagascar Vanilla; Milk

Recipe:

• Sift 1/2 tsp to 1 tsp of Matcha powder into a bowl or cup.
• Add 2 oz. cool (not cold) water to the Matcha powder.
• Whisk the mixture to create froth.
• Froth the milk in a frother with 1/2 tsp to 1 tsp sugar and a drop of vanilla. (If you don't have a frother, you've failed the first lesson of Barista 101. Next stop? Starbucks for a Grande Matcha Tea Latte which will - OUCH - set you back $4.65).
• Pour the Matcha Tea into a tall glass with ice, reserving a dollop for the topping. Add the frothed milk on top. Drop a dollop of Matcha Tea on top for the decorative topping.
• Sip and enjoy your moment of Zen.

"Tea is a reminder to find joy in the simplest moments." – Unknown

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