The Handbook of Household Management And Cookery Comp At the Request of the Sc
The Handbook of Household Management And Cookery Comp At the Request of the Sc
Tegetmeier, W. B. (William Bernhard), 1816-1912
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Tea is best made in an earthenware teapot, which should be kept dry, for if allowed to remain damp after use it acquires a musty flavour. The water should be boiling, and, if possible, soft; when hard water is used, it may be softened by being kept boiling for half-an-hour, when the lime which causes the hardness is partly thrown down, forming what is called fur or rock on the kettle ; or a very small quantity of carbonate of soda may also be used, or the tea may be allowed to remain soaking fo...r half- an-hour by the fire-side, or be covered over with a woollen cover to prevent the escape of heat. As a general rule, the harder the water the longer the tea should be allowed to remain before use, care being taken to keep its temperature as near as practicable to that of the boiling point. 66. Coffee is more stimulating than tea. If taken immediately after a meal, it appears to assist the ^HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT AND COOKERY* digestion. Like tea, if drunk strong, it produces wakefulness, which sometimes lasts for many hours.
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