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Hojicha Fig Latte with Homemade Fig Syrup

Hojicha Fig Latte with Homemade Fig Syrup

Hojicha is Japanese green tea that has been roasted, which gives it a toasty, warm depth. The fig syrup brings a jammy sweetness, and coconut milk softens the whole glass. It is a drink you can make at home with a saucepan, a strainer and a few ingredients.

Ingredients

Fig syrup

  • Figs, 200 g (2-3 figs) 
  • Sugar, 100 g
  • Water, just enough to cover the figs

For one glass

  • Fig syrup, 30 g
  • Ice
  • Coconut milk 150-200 ml
  • Hojicha powder  2-3 g
  • Water at 80°C, 60 ml

Utensils

  • Small saucepan
  • Sieve
  • Bamboo whisk (chasen)
  • Glass
  • Bowl for the hojicha powder

 

 

Make the fig syrup

  1. Put the figs and sugar in a saucepan and add water to just cover the figs.
  2. Cook for 20 minutes.
  3. Strain the syrup and let it cool.

Make the hojicha shot

  1. Soak the bamboo whisk in warm water to soften the bristles.
  2. Sift 2-3 g of hojicha powder into a bowl.
  3. Add 20 ml of water at 80°C and whisk into a smooth paste.
  4. Add the remaining 40ml and whisk in an M or W motion until lightly foamy.

Build the drink

  1. Pour 30 g fig syrup into the glass.
  2. Add ice.
  3. Add coconut milk.
  4. Pour the hojicha shot on top.

 

 

 

 

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