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French Kiss

Wonderfully complex, this classic aperitif has a taste reminiscent of a sophisticated iced tea.
April 2004
recipes

Jamaican Sorrel Rum Punch

Iced hibiscus-ginger tea made spirited with rum. You can almost hear the steel drums playing.
February 1993
recipes

Cardamom Apple Almond Cake

Moist, lightly spiced cardamom apple almond cake makes a perfect accompaniment to midday coffee or tea.
April 2005
recipes

Elderflower Jelly with Honeydew Melon

Inspired by the floral qualities of Japanese teas and sweets, this cool jelly’s lightly flowery flavor is enhanced by orange Muscat.
May 2008
recipes

Moroccan Carrot and Goat Cheese Sandwiches with Green Olive Tapenade

The inspiration for this recipe came from a tea sandwich one of our food editors discovered at Alice's Tea Cup, in Manhattan. It's surprisingly substantial—a bit like an overstuffed deli sandwich, but...
August 2002
recipes

Garlicky Black-Pepper Shrimp and Black-Eyed Peas

This Lowcountry-style dinner—shrimp with saucy black-eyed peas and smoky bacon—is worthy of a glass of sweet tea.
March 2009
wine + spirits + beer

Birth of a Quaff: How Cocktails are Born and Bred

The Tabasco-spiked dirty martini strikes me as a drink with legs. So does the tea punch I've been making of late.
01.25.08
recipes

Brown-Sugar Brown-Butter Shorties

There's nothing better than a couple of these to-die-for little cookies and a cup of tea on a gusty autumn afternoon.
October 2008
chefs + restaurants

Science Chefs: Alan's Take

When you try wd~50's monkfish liver with persimmon and smoked green tea, you realize you weren’t quite that prepared.
11.15.06
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Curried Sweet Potato Pancakes

On the streets of Thailand, where the temperature sometimes soars over 100°, there's nothing more refreshing than a plastic bag of Thai tea!
08.08.12
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