Another one from Yalla. A chaikhana (spelling differs) is a type of teahouse, popular in Central Asian countries. It's the place where men meet and discuss the affairs of the community while...
Another one from Yalla. A chaikhana (spelling differs) is a type of teahouse, popular in Central Asian countries. It's the place where men meet and discuss the affairs of the community while drinking round after round of thyme tea thyme-spiced black tea with pastry and sweets.
As someone of Italian heritage, I am deeply offended. Thyme is for pasta not making tea!!! ;) Seriously though, that does sounds kinda gross to me since Thyme is definitely not a flavor I...
thyme tea
As someone of Italian heritage, I am deeply offended. Thyme is for pasta not making tea!!! ;) Seriously though, that does sounds kinda gross to me since Thyme is definitely not a flavor I associate with hot beverages.
They only add a bit of thyme to the black tea, not make a tea just from thyme. I didn't know how to phrase it in a not-awkward way. It's actually quite nice with a little bit of sugar. And if...
They only add a bit of thyme to the black tea, not make a tea just from thyme. I didn't know how to phrase it in a not-awkward way. It's actually quite nice with a little bit of sugar. And if there is additional mint, boy do we have a treat.
Ahhh ok that makes way more sense. Black tea is lovely... and I could maybe see a hint of thyme in it being nice. I might have to give it a try some time if that's the case.
Ahhh ok that makes way more sense. Black tea is lovely... and I could maybe see a hint of thyme in it being nice. I might have to give it a try some time if that's the case.
Another one from Yalla. A chaikhana (spelling differs) is a type of teahouse, popular in Central Asian countries. It's the place where men meet and discuss the affairs of the community while drinking round after round of
thyme teathyme-spiced black tea with pastry and sweets.As someone of Italian heritage, I am deeply offended. Thyme is for pasta not making tea!!! ;) Seriously though, that does sounds kinda gross to me since Thyme is definitely not a flavor I associate with hot beverages.
I'm now having weird ideas for tea mixes, like black tea with cilantro.
Oddly enough, I was actually thinking Black tea with sage might be nice.
Never tasted sage, but from the description of it, it might add tones not unlike cinnamon. Could be good.
A Russian classic is black tea with dried lime tree flowers.
You know, it sounds weird and exotic when you put something as common as "липа" into English-language terms. :)
Didn't pay attention to the username :-)
They only add a bit of thyme to the black tea, not make a tea just from thyme. I didn't know how to phrase it in a not-awkward way. It's actually quite nice with a little bit of sugar. And if there is additional mint, boy do we have a treat.
"Thyme-spiced black tea", for future reference.
Mint in tea is a damn good idea. I have to try that some time soon.
Ahhh ok that makes way more sense. Black tea is lovely... and I could maybe see a hint of thyme in it being nice. I might have to give it a try some time if that's the case.