Exact quantities, then the method.
Mint and Green Tea is the pairing behind Morocco's famous mint tea, and it is just as good from a single bag at home. Green tea still wants cooler water, around 80C rather than boiling, and a short steep to stop it turning harsh. After that it is up to you: drink it clean and bright, drop in a few fresh mint leaves for extra punch, or take it the Moroccan way with a little sugar. A proper reviver after a heavy meal.
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You'll need
- 1 tea bag of Lipton Green Mint Tea
- 250ml freshly drawn water cooled to 80C
- 1 250ml mug, warmed
- 1 saucer for covering during steep
Method
- Warm your mug with a little hot water and tip it out.
- Boil the kettle and let it stand a minute or two to drop to around 80C.
- Drop in the tea bag and pour the cooled water over.
- Cover with a saucer and steep for just three minutes, no longer, to keep it from turning bitter.
- Lift the bag out. Drink it as it is, or add fresh mint and a little sugar Moroccan-style.
- Tip: pour from a height into the cup for a light, frothy top, the way it is done in Morocco.
The tea it is made with, and what to make next.
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Brewed with: Lipton Green Mint Tea, 20 Tea Bags 32g
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