Boston Tea

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Boston Tea is a traditional tea recipe from the United States and especially popular among older citizens. It is believed to have been invented in Boston, Massachusetts. Prepared using fermented tea leaves, it is notable for its exceptional preparation technique, which preserves the teas rich flavor.

[edit] Preparation Recipe

Requirements

• A teapot
• Water
• 2 teacups
• Black tea

Steps

1. Boil water until hot
2. Pour boiling water into teapot
3. Throw tea into harbor and stir
4. Serves two. Cheers!

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