TEA... a solution that works for me
I've finally found a tea prep that works for me. Got a 4-cup cone filter coffee maker. I use it solely for making tea. Two tsp of loose tea in the cone, a fill of ( filtered ) water... and voila !! A perfect pot of tea every time. And it keeps it "at temp" too. Now I can store the teapots, water kettles, teaballs, and other paraphenalia.. BTW; it's getting harder and harder to find loose tea at any of the local grocers... and too often, internet sellers have "minimum order" requirements. ( that's how I got a lifetime supply of "Lipton Loose" ) ??? |
TEA... a solution that works for me
When Im at a hotel Ill break open the teabags and use a coffee filter
to make tea. Ive been using a percolator since Christmas with my GuangDong black. Loose Lipton from a cup isnt too gritty if you let it sit a little longer with occasional stirring. I tell people make tea anyway they can. Theyll find something that works for them. The most expensive pot makes tea just as good as a styrofoam cup. Elaborate rituals dont change the taste anymore than the finest precision instruments. The first step in making tea is finally enjoying a cup. Jim On Mar 8, 8:26 am, "<RJ>" > wrote: > I've finally found a tea prep that works for me. > > Got a 4-cup cone filter coffee maker. > I use it solely for making tea. > Two tsp of loose tea in the cone, > a fill of ( filtered ) water... and voila !! > A perfect pot of tea every time. > And it keeps it "at temp" too. > > Now I can store the teapots, water kettles, > teaballs, and other paraphenalia.. > > BTW; it's getting harder and harder to find loose tea > at any of the local grocers... > and too often, internet sellers have "minimum order" requirements. > ( that's how I got a lifetime supply of "Lipton Loose" ) > ??? |
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