How to prepare Chinese(Taiwanese) Tea. Transcript is for Japanese (Sorry for that…). 1. Put tea leaves in a Chinese tea urn until one third. 2. Pour hot water in the urn about 80 to 90%. 3. Right after that, pour tea from the urn into a tea pitcher. *stay the urn above the pitcher for a while. 4. Pour hot water in the urn again, then wait for 20 to 25 seconds. 5. During that time, pour tea of the pitcher into tea cups for making cups warm. 6. Pour tea from the urn into the pitcher, then throw tea of tea cups away. *better to use chopsticks. 7. Once again, pour hot water into tea urn about 90%. 8. Ater 10 seconds, pour tea from the urn into a tea pitcher. 9. Pour tea of the pitcher into tea cups. 10. Enjoy smell of tea and taste it.
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With all the hoopla about "Rev. Jones" and his First Amendment Rights, I have decided to fire up a Chinese made American Flag and the Tea Party Flag as well.
I will do this in plain view from my front yard at 3:00 PM today.
I will first soak it in kerosene and set it ablaze with my French made Bic Lighter.
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what about some authentic chinese tea (actually, dry leaves from tea) , like wulong, longjing and stuff?
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I have seen two people prepare tea for me and I am trying to figure out some kind of base-line method. This is what I saw but I am not sure I could do this at home for guests. Can anyone give me some comments on this?
Tea-maker:
1) Keeps a metal pot on a burner just for hot water.
2) Puts new tea leaves in a strainer that sits inside a 2nd tea pot.
3) Pours hot water into 2nd pot with new tea.
4) Immediately pours out water. ( I think this is rinsing the new leaves)
5) Pours new hot water into 2nd pot with rinsed tea.
6) Sets timer for 40 seconds then waits.
7) Pours tea drink from 2nd pot to 3rd (serving) tea pot. Repeats steps 5) through 7) until 3rd pot is full.
9) Pours tea drink from serving pot into small narrow vessel.
10) Guest pours vessel into tea cup.
I think I counted 3 tea pots.
I saw another tea maker do something similar but did not use a timer. Both of these tea makers did this for me in when I visited Taiwan. Do people really go to this level of detail to make tea in the US?
Repeats steps 5) through 7) until 3rd pot is full.