When Earl Grey is mentioned, one might picture an afternoon tea complete with glossy china cups and saucers. But this classic beverage blend has stepped out of its traditional confines and is ...

Quality is king. For hot chocolate, French pastry chef and master chocolatier Jacques Torres recommends only using ...

Add the tea: Place 1 teaspoon of loose leaf Earl Grey tea or 1 tea bag into a teapot or mug. Now, add boiled water to your cup or tea pot. Let the tea brew: Now the tea will steep for 3 to 5 minutes.

In 1901 two women filed a patent for a tea-leaf holder. An American importer sold the silk pouches of tea. Customers started ...

Dried fruit is plumped up by being soaked overnight in Earl Grey tea. After that it’s a quick stir-together job and a couple of hours later, voila, the perfect tea loaf. Equipment: You will need ...

If buying flavoured tea, check whether the flavouring is natural or a ‘nature-identical’ synthetic. For example, Earl Grey tea flavoured with bergamot oil is far superior to Earl Grey tea with ...

Sipping a hot cup of tea is one of the most relaxing experiences you can enjoy. But new research suggests that some tea bags ...

There’s growing evidence that those who regularly drink true teas may have a lower risk of a heart attack, Type 2 diabetes, ...

Earl Grey tea bread with a vanilla glaze at Rêve Coffee Lab Baton Rouge and a BBQ Hamburger Steak sandwich at Ton's Downtown ...

Adding brewed tea to a boxed cake mix is easy to do. All you need to do is brew some tea and let it cool slightly. Replace ...