Recipe: Tea tips - preventing cloudy tea
BeveragesI have always heard that when making tea (hot or cold) you should always begin with cold water. Cold water has more oxygen in it and beginning with cold water rather than warm or hot makes for a better cup of tea. I guess the tea leaves like more oxygen! I also know if the tea is allowed to steep too long it will become cloudy. Boil the water, then add the tea and only allow it to steep two to three minutes, and I don't remember which one, Jackie or Lutie said it, do not squeeze the bags. Hope it helps.
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Shared by: Lu Ohio
In reply to: ISO: uncloudy ice tea
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Shared by: Lu Ohio
In reply to: ISO: uncloudy ice tea
Board: Cooking Club at Recipelink.com
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1 | ISO: uncloudy ice tea |
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2 | Recipe(tried): Mama's Sweet Tea and suggestion re: cloudy tea |
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3 | Recipe(tried): How to Prevent Cloudy Iced Tea |
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4 | Recipe: Tea tips - preventing cloudy tea |
Lu Ohio | |
5 | ISO: Mr coffee tea maker - cloudy tea problem |
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