Leaf Tea
At the beginning of the book, tea expert Timothy D'Offay starts with the very basics, with a section on water and tea tools to make brewing easier, like the hoop jug that helps you get the water temperature right for your green tea in an instant and with minimal fuss.
Then, as well as traditional ways of making tea, he explores new brewing methods such as âFlow Brewâ, which involves brewing one tea through another to create an infusion, and âAmbient Teaâ, a way of making tea pair better with food.
There is a âCold Brewâ chapter as well as one for delicious sparkling teas, called âKitchen Colasâ, which you can make in the comfort of your own home with tea and a few other natural ingredients. âFresh Fruit Tea Quartersâ are another new innovation, combining tea and fresh fruit juice to create a refreshing soft drink.
In Leaf Tea, there will be recipes to make the most of matcha and the other stoneground teas now available so you can learn to make tasty âSomersaultâ drinks â frappes, milkshakes, and ice creams.
So turn on your kettle, tune into tea culture, and drop those tasteless tea bags for some of the best leaf tea experiences you can have.
At the beginning of the book, tea expert Timothy D'Offay starts with the very basics, with a section on water and tea tools to make brewing easier, like the hoop jug that helps you get the water temperature right for your green tea in an instant and with minimal fuss.
Then, as well as traditional ways of making tea, he explores new brewing methods such as âFlow Brewâ, which involves brewing one tea through another to create an infusion, and âAmbient Teaâ, a way of making tea pair better with food.
There is a âCold Brewâ chapter as well as one for delicious sparkling teas, called âKitchen Colasâ, which you can make in the comfort of your own home with tea and a few other natural ingredients. âFresh Fruit Tea Quartersâ are another new innovation, combining tea and fresh fruit juice to create a refreshing soft drink.
In Leaf Tea, there will be recipes to make the most of matcha and the other stoneground teas now available so you can learn to make tasty âSomersaultâ drinks â frappes, milkshakes, and ice creams.
So turn on your kettle, tune into tea culture, and drop those tasteless tea bags for some of the best leaf tea experiences you can have.
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At the beginning of the book, tea expert Timothy D'Offay starts with the very basics, with a section on water and tea tools to make brewing easier, like the hoop jug that helps you get the water temperature right for your green tea in an instant and with minimal fuss.
Then, as well as traditional ways of making tea, he explores new brewing methods such as âFlow Brewâ, which involves brewing one tea through another to create an infusion, and âAmbient Teaâ, a way of making tea pair better with food.
There is a âCold Brewâ chapter as well as one for delicious sparkling teas, called âKitchen Colasâ, which you can make in the comfort of your own home with tea and a few other natural ingredients. âFresh Fruit Tea Quartersâ are another new innovation, combining tea and fresh fruit juice to create a refreshing soft drink.
In Leaf Tea, there will be recipes to make the most of matcha and the other stoneground teas now available so you can learn to make tasty âSomersaultâ drinks â frappes, milkshakes, and ice creams.
So turn on your kettle, tune into tea culture, and drop those tasteless tea bags for some of the best leaf tea experiences you can have.
