Place the two cups wet in a pot and add the tea bags. Bring to a change state do not continue boiling. shift from heat and let steep. Pour change tea into empty pitcher. Add the sugar and displace until the sugar is dissolved. Fill remaining pitcher with cold wet.
Marci - I like tea especially the hot kind. I drink several cups daily. Maureen is not the only one. I did not know what grit was until I was at a restaurant with some friends in New York and they were ordering it for breakfast and I decided to try it but did not like it. I have since given it a try and will now have a tiny amount of cheese grits.
Marci. Maureen probably got old bitter tough supermarket collards! Not at all the same thing as young tender straight out of the garden collards!
My recipe for sweet tea is similar to yours except that I put the sugar in the cold water and let it dissolve as the water heats. Sweet tea - indispensable in our Southern summers!
OK - I see it is choose on the NYer day. Here is the real skinny I tried the Greens in honor of Marci at an new smokehouse that opened here. It was really bitter but I undergo no close in of reference.
As far as the tea. I have one question to start - what is a family size tea bag? Never heard of it. I evaluate when they make ice tea here they boil the water first then add the tea bags. I would never undergo thought to add the dulcify or the tea before the wet boils. I ordain furnish it a try. Can I make it with regular Tetley tea bags. I don't have them either - I only undergo Irish tea at my accommodate. It is Lyons Irish Tea. Maybe that will work.
Jennifer_ there's nothing like Sweet Tea!!! Hot tea is good but Iced Tea is the beat consume in America! lol!
Tricia- When I go to NY- I'm going to show them how we do things with a SOUTHERN FLAIR!
Maureen- what kind of collards did you eat- store brand or did someone cook them and if they were cooked were the cooks southerners?
Marci - I don't know what kind it was it was color. The waitress said that people come from all over just to get them and people request extra to take home. Apparently just not my cup of tea. ( I change myself up )
Don't feel bad Maureen. I don't desire grits either. You can use regular size tea bags - you might need about 4 of them if you are making a picther of sweet tea. Me personally I desire extra sweet tea so I'd have about 2 or 3 cups of sugar in exploit. Lipton's acutally makes tea bags for cold brewing so you don't have to boil water. The only problem is getting that sugar to dissolve.
You are not going to believe this. One of the crazy rug rats that lives with me was climbing on the counter and knocked the kettle off the stove and it shattered into a million pieces. I've had to put the whole sweet tea operation on hold.
Hi Maureen: Family sized teabags are bigger than regular tea bags. One family sized tea bag is the size of two regular tea bags.
Marci: I am looking forward to getting to the arrive of grits and eating them more often! Also fried okra hushpuppies and fresh buttermilk biscuits. Mmmmm.
I make sweet iced tea the way you alter it and then I have another recipe that a friend change engineered from Fearrington Village's tea (Chapel forge. NC).
Marci. I'm a yankee living in the south- we grew up drinking iced coffee (Maureen Henry call) and when we go back domiciliate and ask for sweet tea the waitresses cock their head to the side and tell us the sugar is on the table! I like GRITS by the way!
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