- Peel 100 g of ginger
- Grate ginger into pulp using a grater
- Extract ginger juice for later use
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Ginger juice must be freshly extracted, otherwise the protease will deactivate and the milk will fail to set.
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Ginger juice must be freshly extracted, otherwise the protease will deactivate and the milk will fail to set.
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Each bowl must have precisely 15 g of ginger juice, as incorrect amounts will prevent proper setting.
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Milk must not be boiled, as a milk skin will ruin the protein reaction and prevent the milk from setting.
Be careful of burns when handling 80°C hot milk just removed from heat, and do not splash while pouring.
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Milk must be poured quickly from a height to thoroughly mix with the ginger juice instantly, otherwise it will fail to set.
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Milk powder must be fully dissolved in cold milk first, otherwise it will clump when heated.
Prevent burns when handling 80°C hot liquid, and pour steadily and quickly.
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Milk temperature must reach 80°C precisely
too low or too high temperature will cause the setting to fail