Pumpkin Tea Cake is a delicious fall cake that pairs so well with a good cup of tea! Fall is the time of year that you want to break into the pumpkin and spices to get into the spirit of the season. This Pumpkin Tea Cake recipe is super easy to make and can even be made with lower calories ingredients. Let's get right into it! Pumpkin Tea Cake Recipe Start with your dry Ingredients: 1 Cup Flour 1 Cup Sugar or Sugar Substitute for lower calorie option 1 ½ Tsp Cinnamon ½ Tsp Nutmeg ¼ Tsp Ground Cloves ½ Tsp Salt 1 Tsp Baking Powder 1 Tsp Baking Soda Then add your wet ingredients: 1 15oz Can Pumpkin...
Making frothed milk is not overly difficult and can really make a cup of tea extra special. All you need is some milk (the higher fat milk the better) and a great cup of tea. Let's get started! What types of tea go best with frothed milk? Really any tea that you would normally add milk to. But two of our favorite teas to get frothy with are Pumpkin Spice tea and Chai. The hint of spices in these teas mixed with the milk just make the tea smooth and even more delicious. It also works well with an Earl Grey to make a Earl Grey Latte or London Fog beverage. How to froth your milk? Step 1: Make...
Cinnamon buns are an incredible and delicious treat known for its mixture of spice, sweetness and soft fluffy rolled up dough. Now, we take this favorite recipe and take it to a whole new level by adding in an extra boost of flavor with our Chai ground and mixed in. The result is even more flavorful than the original. We are not going to waste any time and provide you the recipe up front and all the commentary at the bottom. Scroll past the recipe for more links, information on Chai and more. Kitchen tools required for this recipe: Bowls, Measuring spoons and cups, 3 Quart baking pan (13x9), coffee grinder or something to grind your Chai tea into a...
We recently expanded the number of Tetraploid tea plants on the tea farm but it took some perseverance to get here. We have a section of tetraploid plants that never got planted because we ran out of plants 8 years ago. For our expansion, we needed cuttings and it couldn't just be filled with any old tea plant. We contracted someone 3 years in a row to root cuttings for us (not the same person each year). It was not able to come to fruition. We lost 6 years to that process. 2 years ago, we did our first batch of large scale cuttings ourselves and it was successful. We are putting them out this year and filling in a major...
Over 10 years ago we took a vacation to a tea farm and left asking, "could we grow tea?". We planted 6 tea plants by the house and said if we could get just one tea plant to live, we will give tea farming a go. Over half did not make it. We decided to follow through on growing tea, based on three living tea plants. We knew we didn't want to raise cattle which had been done on the family property in the past. We also considered tree farming but tea plants just seemed far more sustainable with the increasingly harsh weather. Tea plants can handle the Hurricane winds better than a Pine Tree. We would go on to plant 30,000...
