Boil a liter of water.
Rinse the small tea pot with about 1/4 cup of the boiling water and discard.
Add the tea leaves and add 1/4 cup boiling water.
Swirl the pot to wash and rinse the leaves, and then carefully discard the water.
Add the orange flower blossoms, mint leaves and the sugar.
Fill the pot with 1/2 liter (about 2 cups) boiling water.
Leave combined tea mixture to steep for five minutes.
Gently stir the tea, pour into small tea glasses and serve.
In a small pan bring water and basil leaves to boil.
Lower the heat and allow to brew for 3-4 minutes.
Now add the tea leaves or tea bags and sugar to your taste and bring to a boil.
Turn off the heat and strain the tea into cups and add milk as per your taste.
Combine the milk, tea and sugar in a small saucepan and bring to a boil.
Wash a thumb-sized piece of fresh ginger. Pound until flat - juice should begin to ooze.
Add the ginger to the milk-tea mixture when it begins to boil.
Reduce the heat, letting it all simmer for 2-3 minutes.
Put water in a pan on high heat.
Crush cloves and add to the water.
Wait till water starts boiling.
Now lower the heat and let it simmer for 2 minutes.
Add tea leaves/ tea bag and let it boil for a few seconds on high heat again.
Add milk and give one boil.
Add sugar.
Switch off the gas and cover the lid tightly.
Let it stand for a minute and sip sip sip!
Adjust milk and sugar as per your preferences!
Add anise seeds to 2 cups boiling water
Place 2 tea bags into 2 cups boiling water
*Steep both for 12 minutes and strain anise liquid into tea water
Each cup - garnish with walnuts.
Place mint leaves, tea bag, sugar and cinnamon stick in large container; add 1/2 gallon boiling water.
Let steep 1 hour, keeping container covered; strain.
Add lemon juice and enough water to make 1 gallon.
Serve hot or cold.
Pick grape leaves that are young, tender, and
Bring 1 quart water to a boil. Remove from stove; add tea bags and steep 30 to 45 minutes. Take a gallon jug and fill with about a quart of water. Add sugar, lemonade and tea. Stir well and fill remainder of jug with water. Refrigerate. This may be made several days in advance to chill thoroughly. It keeps well for a week in the refrigerator without clouding.
Fill large pan 80% with water and bring to rapid boil.
add tea . boil two minutes.
add rounded tbs. chai masala, cinnamon, ginger, cardamom. boil 5-10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
add sugar. bring to soft boil, adjust heat to medium ( do not allow to boil over!).
add milk. allow to heat just under boiling. remove from heat. cool two minutes.
pour into cups using tea strainer. serve very hot.
Mix ingredients together according to instant tea recipe and serve.
Fill a quart Mason jar with ice. Add the rum, vodka and gin, lemon juice or lemonade, iced tea and simple syrup. Stir thoroughly, taste and adjust sweetness if needed; garnish with a slice of lemon and sprig of mint. As always, drink responsibly.
Chill tea before using.
Garnish with cherries and orange slices.
A favorite in Long Island.
Yields 1/2 gallon.
ized plastic bag, place the tea, cardamom, cloves, and cinnamon sticks
he 1 cup of mint leaves.
In a large saucepan
Peel soursop and place in large bowl.
Crush with potato masher or use hands to separate.
Pour hot water over pulp.
Cover and let stand 1/2 hour.
In colander, strain off juice, agitating the pulp with a spoon.
To soursop juice, add milk, sugar and vanilla.
Stir until blended.
Using blender (electric), add 1 cup soursop mixture and whirl a few seconds.
Continue doing so until all liquid has been well blended.
Makes 1/2 gallon soursop tizan.
Can be poured into ice cube trays and frozen like ice cream.
Place the tea, mint extract or mint leaves, and sugar, if desired, in a teapot. heat the water to a boil and pour the water into the teapot. Let the tea brew for 3 to 5 minutes, depending on your taste. Strain or pour the tea into a cup. Garnish with a fresh mint sprig.
NOTE: You can also mix fresh or dried mint leaves with the Gunpowder tea before brewing--1/2 teaspoon of each works best. Then omit the mint extract from the recipe.
Puree soursop in the food processor.
nd pour over the tea leaves.
Let the tea steep for 10
Working in batches, press soursop pieces through a fine-mesh strainer with the back of a spoon into a bowl to remove the juice from the fruit.
Whisk milk, sugar, vanilla, cinnamon, and nutmeg into soursop juice until sugar is dissolved completely. Pour punch into a pitcher and refrigerate until chilled, at least 30 minutes.
Optional step and original to recipe (NOTE: *I skipped this part