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Russian Tea Drinking |
Topic: Tea in Russia |
| When you have a hundred-year-old samovar, full of boiling water, porcelain tea set, two tea-pots (with Chinese and Ceylon teas), a dish with a pile of pancakes, one huge pie, and a couple of smaller ones, several kinds of jam, honey, condensed milk, slices of lemon, sugar (for sweet-teeth) — all on ... |
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Russian Tea Tradition |
Topic: Tea in Russia |
| The custom to drink tea from the saucer, spread among the merchant class mostly, owes its origin to the samovar. In these urns, water remained boiling or next to boiling quite long. The tea pot was kept on top of the samovar, so, the brew was also very hot. It was simply impossible to drink such tea... |
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Tea in England - Present Time |
Topic: Tea in England |
| ‘English Tea Ceremony’ is not an obvious concept. On the one hand, at this undertaking, rather fixed and regulated actions take place. On the other hand, all these actions are very simple and comprehensible. They are not at all that strict as, for example, in the Japanese ceremony. But if the Englis... |
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How to Make Perfect Tea |
Topic: Making Tea |
| These two things are good tea and good water. If you have both good tea and good water, only deliberately can you spoil the drink (adding some kerosene, brewing it for three days, using utensils that smell). Multiple pieces of advice, which any article about tea is full of, (stirring, pouring in and... |
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