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Practical ingredient guide

Red tea leaves

Tea leaves for infusing and flavouring; strain or remove them after extracting their aroma.

Stocks and drinks All year round Asian
Red tea leaves as a cooking ingredient
Red tea leaves · All year round · Asian
The essentials

What it offers and why to use it

Tea leaves for infusing and flavouring; strain or remove them after extracting their aroma.

Infuse to flavour eggs; strain or remove leaves before serving.

Choose food-grade leaves without added flavourings for a clean infusion. Keep dry and airtight, separate from strongly scented spices.

Flavour profile

An aroma for infusing or cooking; adjust flavour when replacing water.

Practical guide

From shopping to cooking

Choose

Choose food-grade leaves without added flavourings for a clean infusion.

Store

Keep dry and airtight, separate from strongly scented spices.

Prepare

Infuse to flavour eggs; strain or remove leaves before serving.

In the kitchen

How to make the most of it

Good pairings

Vegetables, meat or tofu according to the recipe.

How to substitute it

Black tea, with a different flavour.

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