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Meaning of "steeping time"
steeping time - this phrase is often used in cooking or brewing to describe the amount of time that something should be soaked or immersed in a liquid
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Steeping time depends on the type of tea.
The water temperature and steeping time are important.
A longer steeping time will yield a stronger tea.
Decrease the steeping time.
The steeping time varies depending on your preferred flavor.
White tea has a relatively short steeping time compared to other teas.
Green tea steeping time and temperature varies with different tea.
Other types of tea may become bitter due to the long steeping time.
Too short a steeping time results in too diluted a drink.
Slightly increase the water temperature and steeping time for each brew.
The recommended steeping time for green tea is three minutes.
The only difference is that it may require a different steeping time and temperature.
Barley steeping time.
Please note that caffeine content for bagged teas may vary with steeping time.
The steeping time also depends on the type of white tea you are brewing.
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For every class of tea there is a steeping time in which the tea responds best.
In this case, the light ring also keeps on tracking the steeping time.
Especially the water temperature and steeping time are very important for a good end result.
The steeping may be interrupted by an intermediate milling step, reducing the steeping time.
When the steeping time has elapsed, the bell sound is repeated a number of times.
Rooibos tea is prepared the same way as black tea, but with a longer steeping time.
A steeping time of 5 days is recommended after mixing this fruity concentrate and your base.
Tips - Tea packages often mention the optimal brewing instructions water temperature and steeping time.
A steeping time of 15 days is recommended after mixing this great concentrate and your base.
Step 3, Steeping - Rooibos tea has a longer steeping time than most other teas.
This requires longer steeping time to extract the key components, and produces a different flavor profile.
With each additional reinfusion add 10 to 15 seconds to the steeping time.
Steeping time for the tea, two to three minutes at 85 Degrees Celsius.
The process of claim 1 wherein the corn is steeped for a steeping time between 20 to 48 hours.
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