Tea made of rhizome bud
A technology of Coptis chinensis and bud tea, applied in the direction of tea substitutes, etc., can solve the problem of not containing Coptis chinensis buds
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[0007] Below in conjunction with embodiment the present invention is further described in detail:
[0008] Wash the young leaf buds of the picked Coptis chinensis buds with spring water to decontaminate and remove impurities, put them in boiling water for 2 minutes (the old leaf buds take a little longer to scald), the processing water temperature is above 100 degrees, put them into cotton bags after scalding ( It can be wrapped in a linen gauze bag) and then placed in a centrifuge to dry, and the dried Coptis chinensis buds are dried to a semi-dry state, and then rubbed evenly by hand or with a tea machine, so that the semi-dried leaf buds begin to ooze water juice That is, after kneading, spread it out in a bamboo tray and dry it in the sun (the dryness should be crushed at the touch of a finger, or it can be dried by infrared rays).
[0009] In addition, the preparation of Coptis chinensis tea of the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned processing metho...
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