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This spice-laden concoction has a richness that will beat the cold weather blues. No steeping, tempering or stirring until all lumps are gone - this is an instant satisfaction hot chocolate recipe.
Spicy and delicious, chai has become a staple in many tea cupboards. Chai is the Hindi word for tea (many Eastern languages use a similar word, including Chay, Cha and Ch’a), and today popularly refers to spiced tea.
Pumpkin season is here, but you don't need to visit a pumpkin patch to celebrate the occasion! Enjoy a delicious cup of Pumpkin Spice Café Latte or Tea Latte at home with our easy recipes.
Bright green Japanese matcha, buttery, fluffy pancakes? Whatever entices you to try this recipe, we can assure you the outcome is rewarding - even if the fusion of ingredients seems outlandish for those that don't like to experiment when it comes to breakfast. In this non-traditional recipe, the cook may meditate on the simplicity and perfect marriage of the beautiful ingredients. Keeping in mind that all tea comes from the same plant, the Camellia Sinensis. And, of course, maple syrup is the perfect compliment to the subtle matcha flavour.
Yes, we have matcha! This beloved Japanese tea could be part of your well-stocked tea cupboard. Learn how to make a perfect cup of matcha at home using Murchie's Ceremonial or Premium Matcha.