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2. 3 Ways to Make Green Tea - wikiHow

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   To make green tea, start by placing 1 green tea bag into a mug. Next, bring 1 cup of water to a boil, let it cool for 5 minutes, and pour the hot water over the tea bag into the cup. Avoid pouring boiling water directly over the bag, since this can burn the tea and create an unpleasant taste.

3. How To Brew Green Tea (Easy Steeping Recipe) | The Kitchn

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   Learn how to brew green tea, including the choice of water and steeping time. The perfect cup of green tea is flavorful, not too bitter, and one that speaks to your palate.

4. How To Make Green Tea – The Complete and Simple Guide - Tea How

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   Making green tea the correct way is a straightforward process not too dissimilar from making black tea. However, the method for each of the three types; leaves, bags, and powder, are all subtly different. Here’s how to make green tea the simple way, from each of the three forms.

5. How To Brew Green Tea Properly, According to an Expert -...

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   Here, a tea expert shares the mistake many make when brewing green tea, and shares how to brew green tea for the best flavor and nutrients.

6. How to Make Green Tea (with no bitterness!) - Alphafoodie

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   This is a simple starter guide on how to make green tea (using green tea leaves or teabags), with tips and tricks, FAQs, as well as flavor variations! Prep Time: 5 minutes. Total Time: 5 minutes. Servings: 1 Cup of tea.

7. How To Make Green Tea: A Step-by-Step Guide - Fine Dining Lovers

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   When prepared correctly, green tea will never taste grassy and bitter. Here’s how to prepare green tea at home in the right way. You will need: Green tea leaves. Loose leaves are always better, but we’d recommend sticking with this method even if you’re using green tea bags. Teacup or teapot, depending on how much green tea you want to ...