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Ceaiul

Ceaiul este o plantă care își are originile în partea de sud est a Asiei, dar a cunoscut răspândire în întreaga lume, rezultând varietăți și diverse ceremonii de servire, și devenind motiv de mândrie pentru multe țări. De exemplu, karkadeh, ceaiul din Egipt, are o culoare roșie accentuată din pricina petalelor de trandafir sudanez, denumit hibiscus, din care este făcut; ceaiul cu gheață cha yen preparat cu lapte condensat din Thailanda; ceaiul matcha de un verde aprins din Japonia; si masala chai din India, cu un miros și gust distinctiv, din cauza numeroaselor ingrediente adăugate: scorțișoară, nucșoară, cuișoare, și ghimbir.

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    Un ceai negru cu menta proaspata. Perfect dupa o masa la Jaffa, pe Curry Mile, Manchester.

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    Gaetana Trippetti

    When I was a child some members of my family were living in Libya and I clearly remember my aunt mentioning karkadè once when visiting our home in Italy. A few years ago I spent some time in Jakarta and a lady who lived near my flat gave me some dried hibiscus flowers to make a drink which I guess is like karkadè. It was a deep shade of red and aromatic and delicious. The hibiscus flower is called “rosella” in Bahasa Indonesia.

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