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What we're cooking today:
Thai Iced Tea ►
What we're cooking today:
Thai Iced Tea ►
ชาเย็น (Cha Yen)
Known as Cha Yen in Thai, which means simply 'Cold Tea', this delicious bright orange iced tea is one of our most popular drinks.
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Rated 4 Stars from 6235 reader reviews
First published on March 11, 2016
Recipe by W. Tipsuwan
Basic Directions:
Basic Directions:
- Heat 2 liters of water until boiling, then add the Cha Tra Meu tea mix. Steep for 5 minutes, then pour the tea through a cloth filter.
- Stir in the evaporated milk, sweetened condensed milk, and sugar. Allow the tea to cool completely.
- Transfer to a pitcher, and refrigerate until time to serve. Serve over crushed ice, garnished with mint.
My Chiang Mai Restaurant
My Chiang Mai Restaurant
Hello!
My name's Worawut. My family-style restaurant is located in the Wat Chang Khian area, near the Chiang Mai Zoo. Baan Worawut is a Thai food place where you can enjoy delicious and authentic Thai one-dish meals, soups, salads, and more.
I hope you will join us here soon, but if you can't, please have fun trying my easy to follow Thai recipes at home.
