Comments on: Tea Recipes from Maine http://blog.theteasmith.com/blog/recipes/tea-recipes-from-maine/ It's a Big World... Drink it Up! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 05:21:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Chief Leaf http://blog.theteasmith.com/blog/recipes/tea-recipes-from-maine/#comment-5 Mon, 30 Apr 2007 00:56:28 +0000 http://blog.theteasmith.com/blog/recipes/tea-recipes-from-maine/#comment-5 Adding flavors is farily subjective depending on ones flavor preferences. I always look to those that will blend with or enhance the flavor of the tea rather than masking it. One choice is peppermint. A strong green tea, such as gunpowder combined with mint is the classic Moroccan Mint. I have also seen apple, apricot, cherry and pear as popular choices. Experimenting is half the fun! Enjoy Adding flavors is farily subjective depending on ones flavor preferences. I always look to those that will blend with or enhance the flavor of the tea rather than masking it.

One choice is peppermint. A strong green tea, such as gunpowder combined with mint is the classic Moroccan Mint.

I have also seen apple, apricot, cherry and pear as popular choices.

Experimenting is half the fun!

Enjoy

]]> by: teaforme1 http://blog.theteasmith.com/blog/recipes/tea-recipes-from-maine/#comment-4 Sun, 29 Apr 2007 18:01:16 +0000 http://blog.theteasmith.com/blog/recipes/tea-recipes-from-maine/#comment-4 Speaking of tea and flavoring, I just purchased loose green tea. While I enjoy the flavor of loose green tea, I am interested in adding another flavor to perk up the flavor of my green tea. What flavors do you recommend that I add to the loose green tea for great taste? Thanks! Speaking of tea and flavoring, I just purchased loose green tea. While I enjoy the flavor of loose green tea, I am interested in adding another flavor to perk up the flavor of my green tea. What flavors do you recommend that I add to the loose green tea for great taste?

Thanks!

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