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Fried Chikuwa with Green tea leaves
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| Prep Time: | 10 Minutes |
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Here’s a easy Japanese Side Dish called “Fried Chikuwa with Green Tea leaves". Goes great with any main course meals and the family will love it.
Beef Green Curry with Thai eggplant
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| Prep Time: | 30 Minutes |
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Another style of green curry called " Kaeng Khiao Wan Naue" you can use beef, chicken, pork etc. And we will called follow by meat we use for this cook such as "Kaeng Khiao Wan Kai (chicken)","Kaeng Khiao Wan Mu (pork)", Kaeng Khiao Wan Naue (beef) etc.
Green Tea Ice Cream
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| Prep Time: | 15 Minutes |
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This is my home-made ice cream that you won't need an ice cream maker but use one if you have it. The taste of green tea isn't very strong and is nice against the rich taste of heavy cream and eggs.
Veal Stew with Bay Leaves
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| Cook Time: | 30 Minutes |
This is one of many ways to cook veal stew. It's very perfumed and if you love the bay leaves, try it!
Crunchy Green Bean & Sweet Tomato Salad
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| Prep Time: | 10 Minutes |
| Cook Time: | 5 Minutes |
This simple salad takes advantage of late summer vegetables. It is fresh, satisfying, and delicious.
Fenugreek-Coriander Paratha
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| Prep Time: | 20 Minutes |
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This is an Indian recipe.
Black Beans & Green Peas with Rice & Barley
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| Prep Time: | 10 Minutes |
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This is a delicious side dish to add to any meal. Enjoy with much Love, Catherine xo
Spanish Tortilla
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| Prep Time: | 10 Minutes |
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Spanish Tortilla with a mild Indian touch would make an ideal breakfast for those lazy weekend morning
Creole Tomato Soup (Low Fat)
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| Prep Time: | 10 Minutes |
| Cook Time: | 15 Minutes |
I truly hate the tomato soup that you get in cans and have as far back as I can remember. I had red bell pepper so that is what I used in this recipe even though it ask for green. The chunks of tomato, pepper and onion with the fragrant and flavorful herb…
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Art and Tea
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Musings on beads, polymer clay, making jewelry and the wonderful world of the tea leaf
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Less Mean, More Green is a blog chronicling the life of a college girl who is trying to make conscious choices and take positive actions toward improving herself, her relationships, and her environment.
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A home for my personal foodie ramblings, culinary attempts, information on local produce and also for collecting my mum's recipes and culinary teachings, before she leaves this mortal coil!
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Assorted Pakoras | Fritters
Most of us like/love pakoda/fritters over a cup of tea. I have tried so many times to post a pakoda recipe but it never really happened so this time I made up my mind I have, this was part of starter for a small together we had this Sunday.&nbs (read full article)
Saturday Morning Tea
Happy August to you, my tea friends, and welcome to Oolong month here at Art and Tea! For the 4 Saturdays in August, I will be exploring various Oolong teas from both China and Taiwan. As do black, green and white teas, Oolong tea leaf comes from (read full article)
Breakfast at Tripoli
We went back in time when we set out to visit the historic section of Tripoli — Lebanon’s second largest city. My husband’s cousin Lina took us to an old neighborhood in Tripoli to experience a traditional Lebanese breakfast. It w (read full article)
Saturday Morning Tea on Sunday
On this hazy summer morning in my pleasantly cooled kitchen, I’m lazily sipping a Chinese green tea called Chun Mee. Traditionally, the Chinese have always been quite fond of rolling the tea leaf into various shapes and then naming the tea acc (read full article)
Fever Grass (Lemongrass) Tea
Fever Grass is another popular herbal tea grass in Trinidad and Tobago. Fever Grass is also known as Lemon grass (scientific name of "cymbopogon citratus"). It grows in thick clumps that could span from 4 feet in width and grow as tall as 6 feet. T (read full article)
Basil
Basil. It is one of the most used herbs in the world. Here are some things you may or may not have known: 1. It is associated with all sorts of rituals and beliefs: The French call basil herb royale. In Italy it is a sign of love, (read full article)
Saturday Morning Tea
This morning I felt like having something fresh and clear and green so I turned to a spring harvest Japanese Sencha called Uji Shincha. The word “shincha” literally translates to “new tea”, referring to the harvest of only (read full article)
Coriander Rolls
Monsoon showers have already abated the blistering heat of the North. People in other parts of the country are also enjoying the rain showers. When it's raining outside one feels like having some snacks along with tea. I remember my mom used to prep (read full article)
Duckie's Healthy Saturday - 6 different types of tea for 6 different moods!!
A cup of tea heals emotional wounds, alleviates sickness and makes cold weather more bearable, even enjoyable. Tea humanizes complete strangers and dissolves cultural barriers. If I know that your kitchen cupboards are stuffed with different type (read full article)
Hot Weather, Cool Drinks Part II: Non-alcoholic Boogaloo
In the interest of keeping everyone cool for the next few days (even those who don't or shouldn't drink alcohol), I decided to share a few other things we're drinking around here...First up are recipes courtesy of the Dr. Seuss Cookbook- no kidding. (read full article)
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