Add the tea: Place 1 teaspoon of loose leaf Earl Grey tea or 1 tea bag into a teapot or mug. Now, add boiled water to your cup or tea pot. Let the tea brew: Now the tea will steep for 3 to 5 minutes.

Use loose-leaf tea. “Loose-leaf tea may be more potent than tea bags,” says Jennifer House MSc, RD, a family dietitian and ...

A creamy Earl Grey pudding topped with caramelized figs—simple, elegant, and delicious.

Quickly infusing vodka with earl grey tea bags creates a distinct floral foundation for this fun (and caffeinated) take on a martini. A tea cake that's true to its name, this loaf harnesses the ...

Dried fruit is plumped up by being soaked overnight in Earl Grey tea. After that it’s a quick stir-together job and a couple of hours later, voila, the perfect tea loaf. Equipment: You will need ...

The ritual of tea-making is at its peak in winter. The pouring, the swirling, the sipping and the stirring offer civility to ...

If buying flavoured tea, check whether the flavouring is natural or a ‘nature-identical’ synthetic. For example, Earl Grey tea flavoured with bergamot oil is far superior to Earl Grey tea with ...

At its most basic, tea is a mix of water and dried plant material. What many people think of as true teas like black (such as English breakfast, Earl Grey and Darjeeling), green and white are all ...

Bergamot tea is also called Earl Grey. Keep reading to learn more about this tea, including its potential benefits and side effects, as well as how to make it. Bergamot tea is typically made from ...