Miso-Glazed Salmon with Green Tea Rice
In Japanese cuisine, green-tea rice, known as ochazuke, is a beloved comfort food. It can be as simple as green tea poured over steamed rice, but it’s often embellished with flaked…
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Tea-Smoking
Teach your backyard grill a new trick: Instead of wood, use tea leaves and spices to infuse chicken, salmon, and more. In this video, Robert Danhi, author of Southeast Asian Flavors,…
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Afternoon tea ideas: 8 tasty treats for your summer garden party
Easy to pick up with the fingers and super tasty, these individual salmon tartlets are a brilliant afternoon tea idea. Find out how to make them with this recipe from Waitrose.…
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Tea time nibbles
Nothing quite sums up monsoon better than a plate of steaming pakoras as snacks, along with a hot cup of tea. When it’s raining outside, your heart definitely wants just…
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Recipe for lemon and lime crackle cookies topped with white chocolate
A refreshing, citrusy dessert for the summer heat. There’s nothing more refreshing and light than a lemon-lime dessert when it’s hot outside. The sweet and puckery tart flavors of these…
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Seven Best Indian snacks for a steaming cup of tea
Crispy, deep fried, spicy or sweet – how do you define your favourite snack? Let’s admit it! We all look forward to chai-time where we can enjoy a steaming cup…
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Park Hyatt Bangkok’s Penthouse Grill restaurant introduces a special repertoire of tea-pairing desserts
Park Hyatt Bangkok’s Penthouse Grill restaurant introduces a special repertoire of tea-pairing desserts to indulge your afternoon in style. The sweet delicacies come in a five-course set, which costs 1,500…
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Ruben Luyten. The craft of connoisseurship
First publication: MastersTalk, pilot issue. Ruben Luyten (Mechelen, Belgium) is the author of SherryNotes.com and WhiskyNotes.be, Sherry.wine website guest blogger. Organizer of the first ever Sherry Twitter Tasting. Certified Sherry…
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Coordinating vision and action while making tea and sandwiches
Scottish psychologists investigated the temporal coordination between eye movements and other actions during the preparation of tea and a sandwich. Usually vision leads action by about half a second, but…
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