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14th August, 2024
Composed by Alix Bethbeze
What you need
1. Split Tea Cake
Gently work knife into side of tea cake; once dislodoged, seperate into two halves.
This may take a few attempts, so please take your time as you want the leaves to loosen gently and not get damaged to protect their structure.
Once loosend, carefully pull the cake apart.
2. Temperature & Weigh
Heat the kettle to the desired temperature then pre-heat all the utensils (pots and cups), then discard water.
Pull a portion of tea from the seperated cake and weigh the correct amount of puerh recommended.
3. Wash & Infuse
Place pre-weighed puerh tea leaves into the pot, add a dash of hot water to wash and awaken, pour out the tea liqor immediately to discard.
Pour over the pre-heated water again and steep for the recommended time.
Note: You can repeat this process multiple times, typically by adding 10 seconds to each infusion
4. Serve
Once the infusion time has finished, separate the leaves from the tea liquor by straining into a serving vessel or immediately into a cup.
14th August, 2024
Kyusu Teapot
Iced Tea
Gaiwan
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