Jasmine Tea
October 15th, 2005
Teas
5 minutes at 180°
Similar to what you might find in any Chinese restaurant, Jasmine tea is typically a type of Oolong
. In this case, the Oolong
has is mild spicy taste of Jasmine
. If you like oolongs, your sure to enjoy the many varieties of Jasmine
tea.
Another thing to keep in mind with jasmine tea, is that it is great for cooking. Brew a strong glass of jasmine tea, then use it in place of water in nearly any recipe. The other way you can use it for cooking is to to grind it up, then use the powder as a spice. This is great for ice, cakes, cookies and much much more.
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November 1st, 2005 at 12:56 pm
Dear Mr Tea,
So great to see your blog! There is a growing interest in good tea all around the world, as a lover of tea i think this is just wonderful.
I thought you might like to have a look at our website, our founder has exellent taste and a very discerning palate and the tea he chooses shows that. I could send you some samples if you like…
Love what you’re doing!
Louise.
www.jingtea.co.uk
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November 1st, 2005 at 11:30 pm
Hey Louise,
Thanks for the kind words from across the ocean.
I was taking a look at your site and your teas looks great. I would love to try some samples of whatever tea you like!
I’m always excited to try some new teas. I’ll send you an email shortly.
Thanks Again,
Mr Tea