Tea – Iced Tea – Thai Iced Tea


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Thai Iced Tea

4 cup water

3/4 cup Thai tea*

1 1/2 cup sugar syrup**

Ice cubes

1 cup evaporated milk, cream, or half-and-half

Bring water to a boil in a saucepan. When the water

boils, add the tea, remove from heat, stir down the

tea leaves and let sit for 3 minutes. Gently pour tea

into large tea pot, then back into pan. Repeat several

times until tea is dark. With the tea in the saucepan,

rinse out the teapot (to get rid of any tea leaves),

then strain tea into the teapot. Add syrup and stir.

Chill tea. To serve tea, fill a tall glass with ice,

pour tea over the ice to about 1 inch below the rim.

Top off the glass with 2-3 Tbsp milk or cream. Serve

as the milk is flowing down into the tea.

*Note: Thai tea is a mixture of black tea and spices

including star anise, vanilla, and cloves. It is

readily available (as loose tea) in bags at many Asian

markets. You can also find spiced tea (sometimes

called “Chai”) at many health food stores (usually in

tea bags). If using a tea bag, you would skip the

mixing and straining parts and instead simply pour the

hot water over the tea bags in the tea pot and let

steep. Alternatively, you could try the following

mixture for the loose

Thai tea:

8 Chinese star anise, ground

1 tablespoon orange flowers

1 tablespoon powdered vanilla

1 pinch powdered cloves

1 pinch ground cinnamon

3/4 quart long cut China black tea leaves

**Note: Sugar syrup is just a simple syrup of one cup

sugar and one cup water, mixed together then heated

until boiling and then simmered on low for about 5

minutes. You can also simply add sugar to the hot tea

to your taste instead of the syrup.

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