3. how to make tea in a cafe or restaurant - sunshine beach state high school - 11.10.2013
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How to make tea in a café or restaurant
Course Content
• How to Store Tea• How to Make Tea• Water • Temperature • steeping times• Tea ware
Loose tea Guideline
• How to store tea
– Store tea away from light, heat, strong smells and air
– Shelf life of tea is approximately 6 – 12 months
– Use re – sealable packaging or a canister (not glass)
– Store in a dark cupboard away from strong smells.
Water• How to make tea - water
Water Good Bad
Recommendation/Explanation
Freshly drawn water
Use filtration first if water is hard
Mineral bottled water
Has the same effect on tea as using hard water without filtration
Bottled spring water
Subject to contamination
Purified bottled water
Only good if infused with oxygen but expensive
Re – heated water
Loss of oxygen, which is required to make good tea
Temperature
• How to make tea – temperature
– Each different category of tea requires a different temperature to make a good tea
– Put the kettle on, watch the water gauge and observe three differing temperatures or use a thermometer
Tea Category Temperature Steeping Time
Green / White 70- 85oC (158-185oF) 2-3 minutes
Oolong 90oC (194oF) 30 secs – 1 min
Black, Pu’erh 100oC (212oF) 3-5 mins
Herbal Infusions 100oC (212oF) 5-10 mins
Steeping Time
6
Tea ware
• Different tea ware can be found in a café or restaurant• Teapot with infuser• Infuser (without teapot)• Tea ball • Infuser Pincer• Infuser stick (various shapes)• Teapot and T-sac• French Press• Teapot and strainer
Tea ware
• Teapot with infuser• Teapot with an infuser inside the teapot
Tea ware
• Infuser (without teapot)• Served on a little dish
Tea ware
• Tea ball (tea egg)• Loose tea leaves are placed inside the tea
ball
Tea ware
• Infuser Pincer• Similar to a tea ball
Tea ware
• Infuser stick (different shapes)• Similar to an Infuser Pincer
Tea ware
• Teapot and T-sac• T-sac (empty tea bag) is placed inside the teapot,
cup or takeaway cup
Tea ware
• French Press• Used just like a cafetière
Tea ware
• Teapot and strainer• Customer pours tea from teapot. Strainer
catches the leaves.
Warming Tea Ware
• How to make tea – Warming tea ware
How to make tea - Summary
• Use the right amount of tea
• Best water type available
• Correct temperature• Ideal steeping time• Prepare the teapot
and cup by warming them first.
Demo:
Chinese Gong Fu Tea Ceremony
Making Tea in cafe or restaurant