Best Tea Recipes

Let’s talk tea recipes! What’s your favorite tea recipe? Here’s our Green Tea Pancake recipe.

http://www.shopsanctuaryt.com/blog/green-tea-pancakes-with-strawberry-compote/

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This sounds interesting… I may have to try it the next time I make pancakes… although I would have to wait to stir in the matcha after I’ve made pancakes for the rest of the household because they’d think I was trying to poison them if I put green tea in their pancakes. LOL

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It’s so much fun to experiment in the kitchen! I haven’t tried this recipe for Chilean Sea Bass and Oolong Tea Roulade, but it sounds interesting: http://bit.ly/qVQvB2

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Or this Tea Scented Sponge Cake with a Honey Tea Glaze: http://bit.ly/rkdmvI
Yum!

Isabel said

mmm, seems yummy, I will try to bake it :) Which tea do you recommend?

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Nicole said

My favorite cake recipe with tea. Since it is sooo chocolate, you can steep the tea pretty strong and it won’t taste bitter.

http://www.nicolesrecipes.com/prcake144.html

Used Boston Blend from Harney for this creme brulee.
http://www.nicolesrecipes.com/prdes71.html – as you can see from my notes, it still needs a bit of experimenting. :)

I’ve also made homemade ice cream with Boston Blend steeped in the cream. Yum!

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Mel said

I love chocolate and earl grey together. That combo is so yummy. I made truffles with it. There’s a book called Culinary Tea, which is the most inspiring cookbook I’ve seen for the last while.

I need to finally make tea marbled eggs! I have been putting it off. I want to make thai tea ice cream…http://userealbutter.com/2010/07/09/thai-tea-ice-cream-recipe/ I would probably add some condensed milk to it, take some sugar out.

I did for a class sweet potato pancakes with kashmiri saffron chai syrup.

I seriously wish I could take a month off and try every recipe I want to!

earl grey truffles? drooling. I’m a big fan of orange chocolate. seems like it would be similar.

Wow, that sounds so yummy. We can’t wait to try it!

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I just made some whipped shortbread with a flavoured black tea and infusing the butter, check out my recipe here:

http://steepster.com/teas/steeped-about-tea/21372-raspberry-honey-tea

I think simple cookies or other recipes with a high butter or cream/milk content are best for tea infusion – I highly suggest you try it out!

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LOVE matcha and have been putting it in everything I can think of.
Two favorites:
Matcha yogurt: 32oz Stonyfield whole milk plain yogurt (yogurt snob), 1 tablespoon matcha powder mixed with equal part demerara or turbinado sugar (sugar snob) (to break up the powder), 4 tablespoons maple syrup.
Chocolate/matcha covered strawberries: mix one part matcha powder to 3 parts powdered sugar. Dip strawberry into chocolate, then into this powder while chocolate still soft.

Experiments with matcha cheesecake were a failure. Not sweet enough, and when added more sugar the texture suffered. Does someone have a recipe that works?

Some years ago saw a tea leaf salad – simply was spent whole leaf tea leaves in a vinaigrette.

Mmmm I tried the matcha yogurt recipe yesterday and it was such a great way to make yogurt more interesting. So good! Thanks!!

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MaddHatter said

I “cheat”? Any baking package that calls for water, I steep tea really strongly and use the liquid in place of water. And if there is left over liquid I add it to the icing or topping or whatever.

Last night I used a Duncan Hinz lemon cake mix and I steeped an herbal lemon tea to use in place of water, and I doubled the amount of leaves while steeping, and the left over liquid I add to icing sugar and butter to make a lemon flavoured butter cream icing.

Or a few weekends ago I steeped “Blazing Strawberries” tea to add to pancake mix, the left over liquid I cooked down strawberries and white sugar to make a compote… DELISH!

MaddHatter said

I use teas that I am not a fan of drinking in baking and cooking. I have been told that the Lapsang Souchong that I could care less about is great when steeped and used to cook meats – it would work, I just haven’t had time to try (I guess I am waiting for the next time the hubby wants pulled pork sandies)

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Tea popsicles, everyone. Make them while the summer is still hot!

http://www.shopsanctuaryt.com/blog/frozen-treat-tea-served-popsicle-style/

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Azzrian said

mmm, I’ve made similar but with black tea. Very good! http://www.yancancook.com/menus/12/week12_appetizer02.html (from yan can cook’s website, he’s so awesome)

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