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Cooking with Tea: Techniques and Recipes for Appetizers, Entrées, Desserts and More

By Robert Wemischner and Diana Rosen

Published 2000

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The smell of the dry leaf, infused leaf, and the tea liquor itself; good ones are described as flowery or fruit-like. Both the dry and wet leaves have an aroma that is unique to the source of the tea, be it an area, such as Darjeeling, or an estate, such as Margaret’s Hope.