How to Brew Wild Blueberry Tea Bags from P.E.I.
If you didn’t know, I also coach sports: softball/baseball, track & field, gymnastics, conditioning, etc! One of my pitchers, Larissa Rowdon, had an amazing season, helped her team win a spot in Nationals in Prince Edward Island, Canada after a stellar show in Provincials. Her and her awesome parents were so sweet and brought me home a gift from Nationals…a Prince Edward Island t-shirt, which I love; and since they too...
Web Chef Review: Lipton Cold Brew Tea Bags
Are these for real? Do they really work? Do they taste good? Well, I can say YES to all of the above questions. When you use Lipton Cold Brew Tea Bags, there is no boiling necessary – you can use cold water. * Tip: If you want to make sweet iced tea, be sure to fully stir the sugar into the water. It will take longer than you’re used to with hot tea, so by all means use warm water with these tea bags. Just because these...
Web Chef Review: The TeaBook
If you’ve never heard of the The TeaBook before, prepare to be dazzled! First off, where do you store your tea? In a cabinet? Maybe in miscellaneous tins? If you’re tea cupboard looks anything like ours, it can be a bit, well, disorganized at times… We really enjoy tea & drink it daily. Thus, we have a ton of tea – many different varieties of loose leaf tea, and tea bags from all over the world of all...
Web Chef Review: Clipper Organic Sleep Easy Infusion Tea
When it comes to this Clipper Organic Sleep Easy Infusion Tea, we have found it to be not only delicious, but also relaxing. After a long day of cooking, cleaning, filming, web-chefing, etc., it seems to us that there are times you are overtired and just can’t fall asleep. We believe this infusion has been able to help us fall asleep more easily, and maybe even more restfully. Like anything else, everyone reacts a bit...
How to Cook Cherry Tea Braised Pork Loin + Video
This Cherry Tea Braised Pork Loin Roast is such a treat to your senses. Braising meats really keeps everything moist and juicy as they roast. First, the meat is seared on a high temperature, then is placed in a braising liquid of sorts and finished off in the oven with that moist heat. Pork roasts tend to shrink considerably, especially when cooking with only dry heat methods. Using the braising method really retains a lot of that...
Web Chef Review: Clipper Rise & Shine Tea
A tea lover through and through… …I’m bringing you Clipper Rise & Shine Tea today. It’s lemony, it’s tangy, it’s uplifting, it’s lovely! ~ Kimberly Edwards Made with organic Yerba Mate, lemongrass, lemon peel & lemon verbena. Check out this webisode of “What I Say About Food” here: With this tea, you are able to use the full boiling temperature water. Tasty unsweetened, or sweetened...
Web Chef Review: Clipper Organic Indian Chai Tea
BAM…It hits you! You opened a box of Clipper Organic Indian Chai Tea, and what did you experience? A euphoria for your senses. The first thing that got you was the fragrance from the perfectly sealed bag inside that pretty box. These unbleached tea bags smell so good that it might just cross your mind to throw a few in your clothes drawers because they tantalize your senses. With exotic tones of cinnamon, lemon peel, cloves and...
Web Chef Review: Clipper Organic Detox Infusion Tea
Firstly, I’d like to start off by saying, Clipper Organic Detox Infusion is a very tasty “tea” or tisane, more specifically-speaking. I typically enjoy my tea very sweet, and when I brew and drink this particular tea, I feel like I don’t need to use so much sugar in my tea, which I can honestly admit I know isn’t great for my health. This Detox Infusion from Clipper has hibiscus, nettle, liquorice root,...
How To Brew Perfect Iced Tea
How To Brew Perfect Iced Tea You’ve planned the perfect Sunday brunch and invited all your friends. Everything tastes wonderful except the iced tea. It looks pretty in the glass, but for all the flavor it has you could have saved yourself the trouble and served your guests water. The solution? Learn how to brew the perfect pitcher, and start with a high-quality tea. Forget about those tea bags you buy at the grocery store. Even...
How to Brew Rose Water Iced Tea + Video
Today, I wanted to create a new iced tea flavor we haven’t had in a while. I love Rose Water, and if you’ve never tried it, and like the smell of roses, you may just like the flavor too. Rose Water does a marvelous job flavoring desserts, as well as beauty products alike. A fabulous pink coloration can color other foods, as well as impart an aroma that’s out of this world, and a flavor that is certainly one of my...
How to Brew Cranberry Lemon Oil Iced Tea from Scratch
This is a lovely recipe perfect for the Holidays as an iced tea, but can be heated up as a hot tea as well to enjoy fire-side. Now, the recipe calls a cranberry syrup, also called cordial. I have included the link to the recipe and the cooking video tutorial for How to Make Cranberry Cordial. Only the peels or “shells” of the lemons are used in this recipe, and not in the typical way I often do it. What I wanted to do was...
How to Brew Lemon Oil Iced Tea + Video
We all know I’m a tea lover, and I’m constantly switching up flavors at my house. Today, I’m going to show you a simple, yet ever-so-tasty recipe for How to Brew Lemon Oil Iced Tea. All you need are a few simple ingredients for something plainly delicious. Type: Tea Recipe Prep Time: 5 mins Brew Time: 5 mins Yield: 1 gallon The ingredients & instructions are listed below the video for measurements &...
How to Make Orange Cardamom Iced Tea + Video
If you are a regular viewer of my show or reader of the “How to Cook” Blog here @ CookingWithKimberly.com, then you know I’m a tea lover. There is always a pitcher of iced tea in my refrigerator, and I often like to play around with the flavors using different types of teas, spices, sweeteners and fruits. This is another great recipe that will “knock your socks off” that can be enjoyed hot or cold. Type:...
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