Making tea

Always in a pot! I love teapots!

Always a tea bag in a china mug. Quite strong, very little skimmed milk , in last.
Recently stayed with a friend who uses a teapot and leaf tea.
Too weak and got cold too quickly.

totally agree))

I prefer Yorkshire tea or (2nd best) a breakfast blend.
I like the look of the glass pots but I use a stainless steel pot for one and a hot water jug to top it up.
A slice of lemon in tea (Russian) can be refreshing and I like it cold too with a couple of ice cubes.

If you want to know the exact recipe of making ginger tea in India with milk then you can follow the process below of 2 cup tea

1 - Take the 1 - 1.5 cup of water and boil it for a minute.
2 - After boiling it you can add 1 spoon sugar + grind ginger + tea also.
3 - And let the mixture boil for 1 minute again also.
4 - Now the time to add 1 - 1.5 cup of milk in the mixture and let again boiling for 1-2 minute.
5 - Now tea is ready and when it boiled up then close the stove.

Cannot abide teabag in a mug, never tastes right to me. I always put my teabag in a pot, half fill it with boiling water and let it brew for a couple of minutes. And never milk in first! A splash of skimmed milk after the tea is poured - I know what colour I like my tea. I used to use Assam, but now have discovered Sainsbury's extra strong.
I never have tea at my sister's - she puts teabag and milk in a mug first, then the water YUK!

If you want to know the exact recipe of making ginger tea in India with milk then you can follow the process below of 2 cup tea

1 - Take the 1 - 1.5 cup of water and boil it for a minute.
2 - After boiling it you can add 1 spoon sugar + grind ginger + tea also.
3 - And let the mixture boil for 1 minute again also.
4 - Now the time to add 1 - 1.5 cup of milk in the mixture and let again boiling for 1-2 minute.
5 - Now tea is ready and when it boiled up then close the stove.

Tea bags. Milk in first. Semi skimmed.
Yorkshire tea.
And I do drink a lot of it.
The problem I have with tea bag tea is that the tea bags do not biodegrade . The bags have a quantity of plastic in the bags which does not biograde . If you put them in your compost the used bags will blow about in your garden after a year or two.

Teabag in mug, fished out fairly quickly - I can't bear very strong tea.
And no milk. I know I'm weird, but tea with milks tastes seriously vile to me, which just goes to show that things evidently do taste different to different people..