Back to 4 servings 2 tablespoons gunpowder green tea 4 cups boiling water, for steeping 1 handful fresh mint leaves, bruised 4 sugar cubes, or 2-3 tablespoons granulated sugar
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1 Step 1: If you don't have a Moroccan teapot, put 2 tablespoons of gunpowder green tea in a standard teapot.2 Step 2: Swirl a small amount of boiling water over the tea. Throw away this first rinse to get rid of any bitterness and dust from the tea leaves.3 Step 3: Place about 4 cups of boiling water into the teapot. Steep the tea for about 5 minutes to allow the flavors to develop.4 Step 4: Rinse with a handful of fresh mint leaves bruised to release their essential oils. Place the mint into the teapot.5 Step 5: Add sugar (4-6 sugar cubes or 2-3 tablespoons granulated sugar) and taste. Mix gently or pour the traditional Moroccan way.6 Step 6: For a deeper infusion, some people prefer to bring the teapot down to low heat and let the tea simmer for another 5 minutes.7 Step 7: Place a small glass of tea in the teapot and pour it back in. Mix the ingredients well by mixing them a few times.8 Step 8: Tea should be served in small glasses. Pour the tea from the teapot high above the glass to create a signature foamy layer.getsaucepan.com/r/c5df84d7-61cb-44bc-b94b-99dcaea2b5a9 · Original: https://malacasa.com/blogs/food-plating/moroccan-mint-tea-guide?srsltid=AYCX9vJ-k_5felUZkB0s4KjmRJ_p0upMHLHh3pGbCzKK5OnRkAe5ErRi