Tea is a universal beverage. Sure, England has been labeled as the country by excellence for tea. Many household take great pride in hosting a Tea Party and making sure every house has a tea parlor. But tea is not only a British tradition and millions of people around the world do drink hot and
Tea is a universal beverage. Sure, England has been labeled as the country by excellence for tea. Many household take great pride in hosting a Tea Party and making sure every house has a tea parlor. But tea is not only a British tradition and millions of people around the world do drink hot and cold tea every day.
We will explore in the next chapter the multiple wonderful health benefits tea has to offer. Before we do so, remember that tea can also very be used in recipes to prepare different kind of dishes. In this book, we will present you quite a few hot and cold tea recipes, of course. However we will also share with you other extraordinary and unique recipes, requiring using tea as an ingredient. You will soon be able you brag about chicken and tea dish, delicious tea soup, sorbet, salads, and many delectable desserts also. In addition, we will provide more than one recipe of bites, finger foods or perfect snacks to have with your favorite cup of tea.
First let’s make something clear. Sure tea does contain caffeine and for example you should watch how much tea you and your family consume overall in one day. But, let’s explore next some of the Benefits of Tea. Let’s start now…
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Awesome as always! Love this authors cookbooks. This one is a particular fave due to the several green tea recipes I had never seen before. Looks like I have some new green St. Paddy’s Day treats (pancakes & choco-chip cookies to name a few).
What a great book. The combinations are healthy What a great book. The combinations are healthy, different and I am looking forward to trying them out. I am looking at the green tea, rose and nettles to start, which is great for women’s health.