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🇨🇳 Chinese Cuisine

Drinks

10 Recipes

Pu-erh Tea

A deeply earthy aged fermented tea from Yunnan, compressed into cakes and brewed in small clay teapots.

Prep 5 mins·🔥Cook 5 mins·🍽Serves 4Easy

Jasmine Tea

Green tea scented with fresh jasmine blossoms layer by layer until the leaves absorb a delicate floral fragrance.

Prep 5 mins·🔥Cook 0 mins·🍽Serves 4Easy

Bubble Tea

Taiwanese milk tea shaken over ice with chewy tapioca pearls, sipped through a fat straw—a global phenomenon.

Prep 10 mins·🔥Cook 30 mins·🍽Serves 2Easy

Baijiu

China's national spirit distilled from sorghum, fiery and complex, served neat in small ceramic cups at banquets.

Prep 2 mins·🔥Cook 0 mins·🍽Serves 4Easy

Shaoxing Wine

Aged Chinese rice wine from Zhejiang with a nutty, amber depth used in cooking and sipped warm in winter.

Prep 5 mins·🔥Cook 5 mins·🍽Serves 4Easy

Chrysanthemum Tea

Dried chrysanthemum blossoms steeped in hot water with rock sugar for a floral, cooling herbal infusion.

Prep 5 mins·🔥Cook 5 mins·🍽Serves 4Easy

Hong Kong Milk Tea

Coarse Ceylon tea blended through a silk stocking filter and combined with evaporated milk for a rich, smooth cup.

Prep 5 mins·🔥Cook 10 mins·🍽Serves 2Medium

Longjing Tea

Dragon Well green tea from Hangzhou, flat-panned by hand to stop oxidation, with a fresh chestnut and vegetal note.

Prep 5 mins·🔥Cook 0 mins·🍽Serves 4Easy

Lychee Juice

Chilled fresh lychee blended with a little water and sugar into a fragrant, delicately sweet Asian fruit drink.

Prep 5 mins·🔥Cook 0 mins·🍽Serves 2Easy

Chinese Herbal Tea

A cooling tong sui brewed from a blend of chrysanthemum, honeysuckle, and dried fruit to clear heat and toxins.

Prep 10 mins·🔥Cook 20 mins·🍽Serves 4Easy