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Category Archives: Recipes with Tea
Turning Alpine Berry into summertime awesomeness (we’re calling it Deb’s Alpine Berry Sangria)
If you’ve learned anything by making a bunch of fruity iced tea drinks this summer, it’s that tea plus fruit plus ice equals yum, and it’s hard to mess up. Continue reading
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Tagged alpine berry, Iced tea, recipes, two leaves tea compnay
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Orange – Lemon – Lime Tea-ade and (surprise!) it’s minty, too
We’ve got a new fruity iced tea drink to break you out of your summertime rut, and it’ll knock your socks off! Try Orange-Lemon-Lime Tea-ade today. It’s easier to prepare than to say. Continue reading
What-a-melon Iced Green Tea
(I have to admit, I laugh inwardly every time I walk by the “What-A-Melon” brand watermelons in the supermarket lately. It’s a bad pun, yet I can dig it.) We all have watermelon memories to go with summer right? I mean, nobody is standing around in December, wishing they could get a slice of watermelon with their glass of eggnog. Your enduring memories of watermelon may involve seed spitting contests, backyard barbecues, one of those sherbet-based ice cream cakes that was shaped like a watermelon, even “Dirty Dancing” and the hunk that was Patrick Swayze in high-waisted black pants and an unbuttoned white shirt (“I carried a watermelon”). All good stuff. So with that in mind, I’m hoping you’ll consider getting out the blender for this drink that has all the juicy innocence of a summer’s worth of watermelon in … Continue reading
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Tagged Green tea, Iced tea, organic green tea, tea recipe, Watermelon
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We found our thrill in Blueberry Mint Iced Tea
I promise you: This recipe for a wonderfully fruity iced tea looks impressive, tastes like it took forever, and should charm a wide variety of your friends, but it’s so simple and rewarding. Just look at that beautiful blue color and try to disagree with me. And here’s the kicker — you’ll make this with green tea, which can be an unexpected twist in the realm of typical iced tea drinks, that may come slightly fruity, but are in general traditionally made with black tea. You’ve had ‘em before, you know exactly what to expect. Not to mention, there’s just enough mint in this class of iced tea to remind you of a great cocktail, like a mojito or a mint julep (and no, we have no problem with you adding the liquor of your choice to spice this one … Continue reading
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Tagged blueberry, Green tea, Iced tea, organic green tea, tea recipe
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Chinese Tea Eggs
I don’t know about you, but I prefer my craft projects to be easy. And if they happen to result in something edible, whether that be a gingerbread house or a candy necklace, all the better. So … introducing Chinese Tea Eggs, a craft project that’s not only easy but looks impressive, and tastes good (as long as you’re already a fan of hardboiled eggs, that is). In China these savory snacks are sold by street vendors or in night markets. I’ve even read that they’re sold along hiking trails outside of Beijing as trail snacks. Making them involved incorporating several spices I already had at home and some black tea, and left my kitchen smelling spicy (in a good way) for several hours. The taste is simple — it’s basically a hardboiled egg that comes pre-seasoned, since you don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged black tea, Chinese Tea Eggs, Easter eggs, tea recipe, two leaves and a bud
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