I am reading a book "George Orwell In Burma", and the author hangs out in
tea rooms in Burma. She talks about the honey like tea. It appears to be
made with condensed milk or sweetened milk. How would you make this kind of
tea. I ehecked on MSN search but came up with only cafes.

Thanks

Tom

Tom or Mary wrote:
> I am reading a book "George Orwell In Burma", and the author hangs out in
> tea rooms in Burma. She talks about the honey like tea. It appears to be
> made with condensed milk or sweetened milk. How would you make this kind of
> tea. I ehecked on MSN search but came up with only cafes.
>
> Thanks
>
> Tom
>
>

Look for Thai (not Chai - but that is another good one) Tea, similar to
Thai or Vietnamese coffee.


jim

Tom wrote:

> I am reading a book "George Orwell In Burma", and the author hangs out in
> tea rooms in Burma. She talks about the honey like tea. It appears to be
> made with condensed milk or sweetened milk. How would you make this kind
> of tea. I ehecked on MSN search but came up with only cafes.

First you make the blend: Combine Darjeeling tea, cardamom, cloves, stick
cinnamon, star anise, and split vanilla beans. (I think you'll probably have
to experiment to find out what proportions fit your tastes.)

Brew and strain the tea/spice mixture, then add sweetened condensed milk.
Voila! Burmese tea.

(If you were trying to make Thai iced tea, you'd start off with the same tea
mixture, but you BOIL the tea -- a no-no by most tea-brewing rules -- for
about half an hour. Then you add lots of sugar and chill. Pour into a
glass over ice but leave lots of room at the top, because you top the drink
off with a generous layer of half-and-half.)

Bob