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Saturday, August 28, 2010

Elma Cayi - Turkish Apple Tea

Turkish Apple tea was introduced to the local markets especially for tourists few years ago, this tea have nothing when compared to the traditional Turkish Black tea, this tea is caffeine free, slightly sweetened with mild apple flavour..I found this apple tea here and Binnur, the author of Turkish Cook Book says that Apple tea speeds up metabolism increases the amount of urine, as this tea is prepared by boiling apples and oranges with its skins, the orange skins have citric acid and this citric acid helps for losing weight and the mineral salts found in this apple tea acts as urine remover and blood cleaner..Apple tea also strengthens both the heart and stomach, this apple tea get ready easily and this tea goes for simple ingredients..Sending this apple tea to AWED-Turkey guest hosted by Saveur, event by DK..

Turkish Apple Tea

2nos Red apples
1no Orange
1no Cinnamon stick
2nos Whole cloves
4cups Water
Honey as per need

Dont peel the apples and dont remove the seeds, just slice them as 4pieces, dont peel the orange and slice them as 4pieces..Take the sliced fruits, cinnamon stick, cloves and water in a saucepan, bring everything to boil, put the flame in simmer and cook until the fruits get cooked..Strain the cooked water in a bowl by pushing gently the cooked fruits with a back of spoon to remove the liquid completely..

Pour in tea glasses and add honey as per ur need..Enjoy the warm apple tea..

31 comments:

  1. We drink this tea too learned from one of aunts here as she went to turkey for holiday.

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  2. The Turkish tea is (fruit-ly) flavorful and nice!

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  3. I like this! I do boil apple tea but different from this. Will have to try your version! Thank you for sharing!

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  4. Wow
    Going to try this now. I have both the fruits at home.
    Thanks for sharing it.

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  5. amazing..looks light,refreshing and flavorful.

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  6. New recipe, looks inviting, will make and tell you. come and collect an award.

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  7. That tea looks really refreshing!

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  8. apple and orange tea..wow sounds interesting !

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  9. This sounds new to me dear!!! very refreshing

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  10. Very lovely tea.Will definitely make it.Thank you Priya for sharing the recipe.

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  12. Mmmm, looks and sounds delish! I love cinnamon, I'm sure these were absolutely yummy!
    Cheers~

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  13. would love to have this tangy tea with those delicious biscuits

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  14. Oh, I love the sound of this...reminds fall is coming. Beautiful =)

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  15. That's very refreshing tea with fruit flavors !! Good One !!

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  16. Again something very new..looks refreshing n delish!!

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  17. This is so unimaginable for me.. Should definitely try it out to get the taste of it :) You are such a fantastic versatile cook :) great going.

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  18. I am always ready to try caffeine-free drinks. This apple tea sounds full of lovely flavours!

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  19. wow thats a interesting n refreshing tea.. will surely make it..

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  20. I bought dried apple while in Turkey to recreate apple tea (elma) at home. This looks another great way to get the same tasty flavours! Thanks for sharing it with AWED this month. :)

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  21. Looks Different Priya!!!! Will Defintely give it a shot!!!!

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  22. I have tried the tea from ready made powders, so obviously was not impressed...but gotta try ur version :)

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  23. That's new, lovely looking tea, looks more like an apple drink.

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