Fresh treat for summer time!!

Great for cold weather

Simple and delicious #summer iced tea

My grandmother used to make this for us kids every summer. Such great memories :)

This is my take on Indian Tea commonly drunken throughout India. This recipe is for one large cup or two small cups. Extremely tasty and comforting with many health benefits. Not much beats this on a cold winters morning.

#GoldenApron23As a Greek-American, I grew up with bay leaves used as an herb in roasts, soups, & stews, but wondered what else they could be used for in recipes. After researching recipes online, I learned that bay leaves can be boiled along with herbs and spices such as ginger & cinnamon to make a lovely, warm, uplifting tea. Here's the recipe!

I have been making black tea chiffon cake for a long time and this is the recipe I always use.If you have tea liqueur, replace 1 tablespoon of liqueur for 3 tablespoons of tea. It gives the cake an even better aroma.The most important thing in this recipe is to make a firmly peaked meringue. Recipe by CAFE703

Cardamom tea is a very famous hot beverage that originated in India. People usually start their day with tea and some breakfast. the quantity of all the ingredients varies from person to person.Tea is very bosting drink and provide energy.

-This is a variation of "Moist Kinako Cupcakes"and "Matcha Tea Cupcakes". I wasn't sure whether to add this as a modification of the recipes, but I thought this one could be modified with different flavored teas, so I created a separate recipe so that I could edit or update it if needed.-You can use finely powdered black tea leaves instead of tea bags. Each tea bag is about 3 g. Please adjust the amount of tea to taste.-The cornstarch listed in the ingredient list is about 6 g for 1 tablespoon, 3 g for 1/2 tablespoon. If you prefer to use a scale, use that as reference. For 6 or 3 100 ml cupcake holders. Recipe by Sabumochi.

Strong tea is very helpful for tired person .so, try this recipie and enjoy good life.

I had a craving for something warming and slightly sweet.There's nothing to it. Drink it up while it's hot. Recipe by Setsumika