Cibo di specialità del Tibet: tè al burro
Ruolo culturale:
Buttered tèoPo Cha, è una bevanda di base in Tibetano famiglie, che simboleggiano ospitalità e resilienza. Fatto da burro di yak, tè di mattoni e sale, fornisce calorie essenziali e idratazione nell'altopiano di alta quota, dove le temperature scendono sotto -30°C in inverno.
Benefici della salute:
- Altitudine Malattia: Il ricco contenuto di grassi del tè aiuta a combattere l'iposssia.
- Protezione della pelle: Il sale previene il battito causato da aria secca e fredda.
- Digestione: Tannins in aiuto di tè di mattoni a rompere i pasti pesanti comeTsampa.
La leggenda:
Un racconto popolare racconta due amanti incrociati dalle tribù rivali – Memeso (le foglie di tea) e Wenpadan (il sale) – che si riunivano postumo in ogni tazza di tè al burro, incarnando unità e resistenza.
Preparazione:
- Boil tè mattone con acqua.
- Aggiungere burro di yak e sale.
- Filtrare vigorosamente in un cilindro di legno (Condividi su Twitter) fino al gelo.
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