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Britain perfected the art of tea-making. Time for the USA to catch up? ... In fact, he told me, this would be a truly wonderful country ... if only (and here I had to prompt him to continue) "... if only you could learn how to make a proper cup of tea".
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Food Network invites you to try this Perfect Cup of Tea recipe from Alton Brown. ... YOU FILL A TEAPOT WITH BOILING WATER, LET IT SIT TILL READY TO BREW. DUMP... OUT THE WATER ADDING THE TEA LEAVES, ONE PER CUP PLUS ONE FOR THE POT. LET STEEP 4-5 MINUTES. KEEP HOT WATER TO DILUTE IF ... Key Lime Steepin' Cup by The Tea Spot...
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Seemingly anyone, even those who don't "cook," can boil water and make tea. But there is more to making a truly savory cup of tea, which requires the following care.
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But even AB's recipe for the Perfect Cup of Tea makes four servings, and is too much for a single guy like me most of the time. So take note, tea fans (and if you don't drink hot tea, you really should consider it this winter), here are the tools you need to create a single, hot, perfect mug of great tea.
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How to make a Perfect Cup of Tea; Ingredients: Loose-leaf Assam tea; soft water; fresh, chilled milk; white sugar. Implements: Kettle; ceramic tea-pot; large ceramic mug; fine mesh tea strainer; tea spoon, microwave oven.
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And that's why the American habit of bringing a teacup, a tea bag and a pot of hot water to the table is merely the perfect way of making a thin, pale, watery cup of tea that nobody in their right mind would want to drink.
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