Korean tea recipes

My Korean grandma's home remedy for the common cold: Korean Apple Tea or Saegwa Cha! A comforting and soothing hot drink that will warm you up! Easy to prepare

From fruit teas to root teas, there are way more Korean teas than just the super popular green tea. Check out this guide to Korean teas.

There's a Chinese proverb that includes tea as one of the seven daily needs: "Firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea are the seven necessities to begin a day". The popular tradition of tea brings peace of mind and leads to experiencing a harmonious social life, one of the the principles of Confucianism. Tea & Spirituality 🍵...

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Your comprehensive guide to Korean yuja tea (yuzu tea). Yuja tea is a fragrant, sweet, tangy and slightly bitter tasting (nonetheless very delicious) herbal tea. It's particularly popular during the colder months in Korea. Learn how to make it at home!

Hwachae is a watermelon Korean punch. This recipe is from Maya Kitchenette

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Sujeonggwa is a little hard to define - it's like a ginger cinnamon tea, served cold and often as dessert. But just know it's easy, gently sweet & delicious