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You lift a delicate tea cup to your lips and watch the steam rise.
I have long been a fan of tea. While you may see more coffee recipes on this site, my first true love is tea.
That is probably why I created tea blends like Rosy Black Tea and Jack Frost Tea and wrote a book all about tea instead.
Pure and simple is how I like it, with maybe a touch of honey or stevia. I don’t even add milk, even if it is very unBritish of me for, as a women of English, Irish, and Scotish decent…
Occasionally tea will slip into a “fancy” drink like my Raspberry Hot Cocoa but not often as of yet. This spring there are a few recipes that might will change that. So stay tuned!
I grew up an herbal tea drinker aside from a glass or two of iced black tea at my Grandma Stanley’s house each summer. Peppermint and chamomile were the only “teas” for me!
That all changed when I moved to Mexico and my dear British Candian friend introduced me to “Lady Grey Tea”. At that moment, the world of teas was transformed for me and I became an Earl and Lady Grey tea connoisseur.
There is hardly a day I don’t drink it. Since then Earl Grey has even shown up in my sorbet.
I wouldn’t be Katie Mae if I didn’t create tea blends. So I decided it was high time I started making my own Earl Gery because why not…?
Learning how to make Earl Grey tea is very simple, you need just two ingredients, black tea (organic is preferred) and high-quality Bergamot essential oil.
HOW TO MAKE EARL GREY TEA
1 cup black tea
20 drops Bergamot Essential Oil
Pour the tea into a pint sized glass jar. Add the Bergamot essential oil. Screw on the lid and shake vigorously.
Allow to rest for a day or two to before making your first cup of tea.
Steep one teaspoon of tea in water just off a boil for 3-5 minutes.
From: http://nourishingsimplicity.org/2016/02/how-to-make-earl-grey-tea.html