thank you for sharing!! i have a ceramic teapot that i cannot place on the stove so i was looking for a way to make it without stovetop. thanks so much!!
I don't know who you think you are but you don't represent anybody but yourself. This doesn't look like Moroccan tea at all, there are so many steps that are missed in the process shown in the video compared to the actual way of making Moroccan tea.
Hi Sarena, thank you for sharing this! I was looking for a Moroccan mint tea recipe that didn't require the special teapot. I followed your instructions and the tea turned out great! I really love the concept of your channel -- I've recently taken interest in how tea is prepared around the world and your videos are a great resource! I subscribed and hope you come back with more videos some time!
Does the final pouring to the glass and back to the pot and back again affect the taste? What if you skip that part? Asking because the pot I plan to use makes it a bit tricky...
Hi Sarena! That's a very good demonstration on how to make Moroccan tea. It looks very refreshing. For your next video, you should do a demonstration on how to make Russian tea, with either an electric samovar or a regular samovar using charcol and wood to heat the water. That would be interesting to see. Bye for now! 👋😀
@@cupofculture6521 Yes The Philippines..Mabuhay. I hope if the pandemic.is gone and our.country is open for tourist i hope to.see you here doing food vlogs or lifestyle. mabuhay
I'm sorry, as a Moroccan, I don't know what this is but this isn't Moroccan tea at all. You can't just mix hot water, tea leaves and mint, and then call it Moroccan tea. We have certain traditional rules to follow to get the real thing, the traditional teapot is mandatory, the ingredients need to be added in a certain way and in a certain amount, the mint is only added at the end of the process, and the teapot is meant to be heated not served like that. You can easily find those teapots available for sale online, please give it a try, you won't regret it.
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thank you for sharing!! i have a ceramic teapot that i cannot place on the stove so i was looking for a way to make it without stovetop. thanks so much!!
Mashaallah your Moroccan tea looks so beautiful.
Congrats on this viral video... I’m glad for you. Keep up the good work .
Thank you very much! :)
As a Moroccan i can tell you this is the best way to make Moroccan tea .. and not all people know that .. Moroccans included lol
I don't know who you think you are but you don't represent anybody but yourself. This doesn't look like Moroccan tea at all, there are so many steps that are missed in the process shown in the video compared to the actual way of making Moroccan tea.
Hi Sarena, thank you for sharing this! I was looking for a Moroccan mint tea recipe that didn't require the special teapot. I followed your instructions and the tea turned out great!
I really love the concept of your channel -- I've recently taken interest in how tea is prepared around the world and your videos are a great resource! I subscribed and hope you come back with more videos some time!
Does the final pouring to the glass and back to the pot and back again affect the taste? What if you skip that part? Asking because the pot I plan to use makes it a bit tricky...
Hi Sarena! That's a very good demonstration on how to make Moroccan tea. It looks very refreshing. For your next video, you should do a demonstration on how to make Russian tea, with either an electric samovar or a regular samovar using charcol and wood to heat the water. That would be interesting to see. Bye for now! 👋😀
I enjoyed 😀😀 virtual 😀❤️❤️ refreshing tea☕
Thank you :) Glad you liked it !
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do a review on herbal tea such as damiana or mugwort! that will be awesome
Thanks! That's a great idea ☺️
How come you didn't cook the tea on the hob/stove like they do in Morocco?? Nice and neat video. Where did you buy your teapot thanks
Please make more videos! 😀
Very good👍
Thank you :)
new subs here in Ph. Mabuhay. Hope someday you visit our country and doing vlogs...
Welcome to my channel 😊 I would love to. Do you mean the Philippines?
@@cupofculture6521 Yes The Philippines..Mabuhay. I hope if the pandemic.is gone and our.country is open for tourist i hope to.see you here doing food vlogs or lifestyle. mabuhay
@@jayjacinto7942 It's on top of my list! There are so many cultural things to explore :)
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I'm sorry, as a Moroccan, I don't know what this is but this isn't Moroccan tea at all. You can't just mix hot water, tea leaves and mint, and then call it Moroccan tea. We have certain traditional rules to follow to get the real thing, the traditional teapot is mandatory, the ingredients need to be added in a certain way and in a certain amount, the mint is only added at the end of the process, and the teapot is meant to be heated not served like that. You can easily find those teapots available for sale online, please give it a try, you won't regret it.
Jasmine tea
That's a good suggestion! Thank you :))