Oksusu cha ( cor. 옥수수 차 , letter. "Corn tea") is a Korean traditional drink made from corn kernels.
| Oxus cha | |
|---|---|
| Hangul | 옥수수 차 |
| Hancha | 옥수수 茶 |
| McCune - Reischauer | oksusu ch'a |
| New romanization | oksusu cha |
To prepare the choxa oxide, the corn kernels are dried in the sun and then fried in a pan until brown. Fried grains are brewed in a pan until golden brown. Sugar is sometimes added to the taste of cha oksus , although the tea itself has a sweetish taste. The type of corn, most often used to make tea, is called cannenji ( box . ) And grows in the area of Gangneung city.
See also
- Hen Mi Cha - Korean Traditional Brown Tea
- Boricha (“porichha”, cor. 보리차 ) - tea from roasted barley
- Sikh - Rice Sweet Drink
- Sunnyun