MAKE YOUR BRITISH TEA

We can make British tea with 8 steps. Firstly, pick your tea. This is the most important step to making perfect British tea. British tea is made with black tea leaves, so look for that when buying tea. Early Grey, black tea, breakfast tea or British tea are preferred by English people. Secondly, boil the tea. You can boil freshly drawn water in an electric kettle, a stovetop kettle, or even a pot if needed. Thirdly, get your tea or tea bags ready in the pot or mugs. If you are using mugs, put a teabag in each mug. If you want to make tea in a teapot, warm the teapot with hot water and then, add teabag for per person. If you are making tea with loose-leaf tea in a pot, add 1 teaspoonful of tea per cup, plus one extra teaspoonful for the pot. Forth step is that pour boiling water over the teabag, and stir briefly. You have to make sure it is boiling in this step. Fifth

step is that wait. You must wait for time to develop its flavour. Sixth is that remove the teabag. Never squeeze the teabag. Because squeezing will release a bitter taste into your tea. Seventh is that add milk and sugar to taste. You need to use sterilised milk to achieving the classic taste. You need to look for right colour. The perfect cup of tea will have a dark orange-brown look once the milk has been added and stirred. Finally, your British tea is ready. Enjoy your tea J

BENEFITS OF TREES TO THE ENVIRONMENT

Trees has several benefits to the environment.First one is that trees combat climate change. They absorb C2O, removing and storing the carbon while releasing the oxygen back in to the air. Another one is that trees clean the air. For example, they absorb pollutant gases and odours and they filter particulates out of the air by trapping them on their leaves and bark. Next one is that trees save water. For example, they slows water evaporation from thirsty lawns and while they also transpire, they increase atmospheric moisture. So, they also help prevent water pollution. The other benefit is that trees provide food. When they are planted, they give us fruits, vegetables and we always take advantage of them. Also, they provide food and nest for animals. We can also say that trees reduce violance. For example, people who live in barren place can have fear such as walking alone because they can experience violence easily. So, trees and landscaping help to reduce the level of fear. We can mark the seasons with utilising from trees. Lastly, they are playmates and teacher for adults and childrens. Trees have provided the space for human retreat throughout the ages. In conclusion, trees are important for each of us so we have to protect them.

SOURCE: https://www.treepeople.org/resources/tree-benefits

TURKISH COFFEE

Turkish coffee is a methof of preparing unfiltered coffee. The earliest evidence of Turkish coffee comes from Yemen. In 1517  the Ottoman governer of Yemen Özdemir Pasha  found this new coffee style. He introduced it to the Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent. This coffee impressed the Sultan Suleiman and he gave the Royal seal off approve to it. At present, it is found in Indonesia, Eastern Europe, North Africa, the Caucasus, the Balkans and the Middle East.

The Preparation of Turkish Coffee:

Coffee beans which roasted and finely sifted are put into cezve and then if consumed with sugar , when added, four degress of sweetness are used. First one is little sugar, half a level teaspoon of sugar. Second one is medium sugar, a level teaspoon of sugar. Third one is a lot of sugar, one and a half or two level teaspoons and the last one is no sugar (if consumed without sugar). After added water, it is put on moderate heat and simmered, not boiling. It starts to boil, cezve  is removed from the heat and pour into the cups. It is served with Turkish delight or chocolate

SOURCES: http://www.turkishstylegroundcoffee.com/turkish-style-coffee/turkish-coffee-history/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkish_coffee