Description

Animating tea drink
You know, sometimes it's hard to imagine and describe in all its glory "bouquet& quot; drink, and especially drink, "the stranger& quot; to taste. And sooner or later there comes a "clever& quot; idea/question: Why do some people like it, and I can't? Why everyone's raving about, and I'm... not like that? It was saying, and now about the main: about Oriental subtleties and spices: it turns out that "a casket just opened" if...

Ingredients

  • Ginger

    20 g

  • Cinnamon

    1 piece

  • Cardamom

    2 piece

  • Carnation

    3 piece

  • Black tea

    2 Tbsp

  • Water

    750 ml

Cooking

step-0
When you cook the familiar taste of a drink, always agree on the little "more" of seasonings/juices, but our family somehow did not work with Oriental drinks... "went on Strike", since ginger... But I tried to fix the situation... And just bought the magazine, an expensive, glossy, I was privlek and lured it drink... And I decided to break stereotypes... just like that, on a weekday, all of a sudden, without warning, I decided to just enjoy... in spite of their "nehochuha"...and meet"new" You can't do that, no?... and I for the life of "rebel", perhaps, but it's not about me, and that just didn't like the ginger... and suddenly:
step-1
Root (not the whole!, in any case, just 20g!) peeled, cut into slices, add cinnamon stick, cardamom pods and carnation flowers. Bring spices to a boil in water. Cover, let stand 10 min.
step-2
We will need 2 tbsp of black tea HEYLYS
step-3
Add to the pot with aromatic spices, give him to open up with aromas of spices only for 2-5 minutes (time will depend on Your desire to intensity the life-giving drink...)!
step-4
... and strain.
step-5
Pleasant "Oriental tales"! I served with acacia honey... loved it! Everyone liked it! Pinky promise and honestly-the pioneer!... otherwise would not have confessed his love...
step-6
The secret is simple: add just the right amount of seasonings and spices, and then Your tea ceremony will delight many family members and guests...
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