HOW TO MAKE MOROCCAN TEA
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- While on a travel video shoot in Essaouira, Morocco, we asked our host, Rashid, at www.darlazuli.co.uk to teach us how to make authentic moroccan tea.
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Thid is so calming. Everything looks so magical. The blue and white the birds the teapot. So aesthetically pleasing
Very authentic. It brings back memories of my time in Morocco.
it’s cool to see the different techniques…like how the chinese culture discards the first pour as it’s looked to rid of any waste and to wash and refresh the dried leaves. where here you’re discarding 2 nd steep but reapplied the first pour to the pot…very interesting
We have black tea in Lebanon but I do love Magribi tea ALot. Love from Lebanon 💖
Just made my first Moroccan tea with some tea I bought there in a souk. Delicious tea :D
We just returned from Fez Morocco and this video brought back wonderful memories. Thanks for sharing. And they certainly like their tea in Morocco!
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Yes ma am 🫶🏽 I can’t wait to go back and visit home 😁 I’m glad u had fun down there
J adore le thé morocco après un bon couscous , une tagine. Love from Oman 🇴🇲
Wow this tastes fantastic, thanks
I think you may be right. Thanks very much! loving your channel... by the by :)
Palm sugar? Looks that way. Awesome vid.
song at the end please?
Whiskey tea argan oil love them both
tbarkallah 3lik:) Looks good!
MERCI pour la video
Notre plaisir +Laurel Z
Bravo!
cheers
Neat process
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I have been making it wrong...that's why it was bitter
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Don't you use Sheba leaves ?
That’s for night time or for nap time because Sheba is a relaxant 😅
yummmm
Good show!
Thanks!
Why discard the second shoot? I don’t understand this step
Same..... I won't even collect it in the first place
Can you please tell me the reason for lifting the tea while pouring? I have seen alot do so
If I'm not mistaken, it is to cool the tea down but also to add some air into the brewing process and create more movement in the pot so that you get a stronger flavour. I think :P
@@Travizeo Thank you my friend
It's for structuring too many bubbles bcz tea without bubbles is not tea,the more bubbles the more tea quality.
Comment From a Moroccan guy.
He didn't boil the tea after adding all ingredients !!! missed an important step.
But the water was already boiled and still very hot. Why would you need to boil it again after adding ingredients?
cause of the mint leaves it is one of those things that just happens. the flavours of them all should boil on a low fire for a few minutes
Turn of your mangekyo sharingan boy.
This video is how it is done in Morocco. No step was missed. You don't boil the tea after you've made it. The water is already boiling hot when you add it to the pot.
@@meh2486 nope
I am confused about the moving the tea from container to container. Does this provide a flavor difference?
I think that's mostly to get rid of the little bits of tea floating around and yes it does give it more flavor too.
Sorry- late reply. Pouring the tea from glass to glass helps cool it quickly and also builds a foam on top - like a crema on coffee.
Jack Silver Thank you
No problem - Im actually Irish but I love the Moroccan culture.
It’s to create foam. Moroccans love tea with lots of foam. The more foam, the better. That’s also why they raise the teapot so high when pouring tea. It creates more foam. My fiancé is Moroccan and taught me these things.
what is the song called that is playing in the background?
Ohh never mind, it is written at the end :)
ali farka touré & toumani diabeté - ai ga bani
BeoandIsa :) Glad you found it, and thanks for watching. There is also the google play link below, if you want to buy the song. I heard this song the first time while staying at Dar Lazuli. There was a small music shop in the wall of the medina, and they played this song very loud all day everyday :) We could hear it from the roof of the riad, so it seemed like the perfect piece of music to use.
is there a name for the shape of the sugar?
😂🤣 good advice
This seems all so necessary. Just pour the damn tea
Mix that tea baby
That’s not Moroccan tea! You have to bring it to a boil before you serve it!
The water is boiled already. You do not bring the brewed tea to a boil. I think you're thinking of coffee. I married a man from Morocco and he made tea every single day.
too much sugar
By the look of his teeth, I think he has drank a little too much of the final product over the years.