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Making Turkish black tea like the Turks
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27 Feb 2008 Wed 02:52 am |
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http://www.business-with-turkey.com/tourist-guide/making_turkish_tea.shtml
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27 Feb 2008 Wed 03:04 am |
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İ must try this,although it would take longer time to prepare the tea hee hee
thanks Ros 
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29 Feb 2008 Fri 07:04 am |
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There is an alternative way which some of you may prefer, the fameous AlphaF way :
1. Pour cold water in both big and small tea pots.
2. Put sufficient amount of tea leaves into the small pot as well.
3. Put both pots (small pot over the large one) on strong fire, until water in large pot boils.
4. Reduce fire and simmer for 10-15 minutes or until all tea leaves in the small pot are submerged.
GOOD STRONG TEA !
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29 Feb 2008 Fri 02:51 pm |
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Alternatively...find a fiercely moustached Turk to make it for you! 
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29 Feb 2008 Fri 03:03 pm |
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i have this one http://www.arcelik.com.tr/NR/rdonlyres/910A8B7B-4BE6-437B-B8C0-C0D8DF570E62/4720/ARK3285P.jpg at home and it is really much much better than traditional ones..and it keeps tea fresh and water hot always so you can drink whenever you want..you never have to boil waster over and over and i luvvvvvvvv it 
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29 Feb 2008 Fri 03:23 pm |
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Quoting AEnigma III: Alternatively...find a fiercely moustached Turk to make it for you! |
hm. i like this. Alpha's recipe brings out good strong tea.
Quoting AlphaF: There is an alternative way which some of you may prefer, the fameous AlphaF way :
1. Pour cold water in both big and small tea pots.
2. Put sufficient amount of tea leaves into the small pot as well.
3. Put both pots (small pot over the large one) on strong fire, until water in large pot boils.
4. Reduce fire and simmer for 10-15 minutes or until all tea leaves in the small pot are submerged.
GOOD STRONG TEA ! |
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29 Feb 2008 Fri 03:49 pm |
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Quoting ciko: i have this one http://www.arcelik.com.tr/NR/rdonlyres/910A8B7B-4BE6-437B-B8C0-C0D8DF570E62/4720/ARK3285P.jpg at home and it is really much much better than traditional ones..and it keeps tea fresh and water hot always so you can drink whenever you want..you never have to boil waster over and over and i luvvvvvvvv it |
surely, i tried it too,
is it name çay ocağı ?
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29 Feb 2008 Fri 09:41 pm |
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Quoting AEnigma III: Alternatively...find a fiercely moustached Turk to make it for you! |
Do moustached turks make better tea?
I wonder what the moustache has to do with it?
You should share your experiences about this with us AEnigma, maybe you know something about it that we dont
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