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We made fresh pasta in cooking yesterday and we learned about the 4 different types of pasta. I was curious where gnocchi fell into the categories and Chef Brown said it was considered a dumpling. Huh. Good to know!
Well because of yesterday, I found out how EASY it was to make fresh pasta! The dough itself is fairly simple, it’s the shaping of the pasta that’s pretty time consuming.

Because of that, here I am drinking my Indonesian Green from Tea at Sea as my potatoes boil to make gnocchi :) I’ve never made gnocchi before, but I have made fresh pasta… like five times already soo EXPERIMENTATION! And if this comes out to a success, looks like we’ll be having fresh gnocchi in like a pesto chicken sauce in my next dinner party :)

Okay, tea time!
Tea at Sea seems like such a great tea company! And their packaging is SO FREAKIN CUTE.
This tea smells like any other green tea, but I know with my experience from the black, the actual taste of it is soooo much better! I’ve got high expectations for this tea!
Oohhh it smells like a bit of a roasted tea as it steeps! It’s actually fairly light green in colour.
Nice and smooth in taste. Between this and the black, I like the black a bit more. But good nonetheless :)

Preparation
185 °F / 85 °C 3 min, 15 sec 3 g 12 OZ / 354 ML

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Kyra.
22.
Tea lover.
Food and Beverage lover (food, wine, beer, TEA)
DCP Alumni (WDW Fall 2013 and DLR Fall 2014)
Future management intern, WDW Fall 2016
(jump62359 is my everything okay)

Teas in my cupboard are in my personal collection.
I’m always looking forward to reducing my stash so let me know if you wanna swap :)
Likes/dislikes here:
http://iloveyousomatcha.tumblr.com/tea

Tea rating guide:
100-95: Best thing to ever touch my mouth and I want more. Restocking is a must
94-80: Love this tea. Restock if I can
79-70: Decent tea. Neither love nor hate.
69-60: I won’t be upset when it runs out. I’ll drink it but won’t restock.
59-30: I’ve done whatever I can to like this tea and I’ll finish the cup.
29-10: I’ve done whatever I can to like this tea. It may or may not have gone down the sink…
9-below: Let’s not even hide it. This definitely went down the drain.

I love tea.
I drink it.
I log it.
I have a good time.
Lather, rinse, repeat.

I first discovered my love for tea with jasmine teas because that’s all my mother would buy, so for the longest time, I thought that all teas were jasmine! And then in 4th grade, I watched the tea episode of Good Eats and that’s when the education started! I’d like to blame Alton Brown for starting this obsession because now I only like loose leaf tea.
It wasn’t until my second year of college that I actually expanded my tea taste buds. Special shout out to Cara McGee, Tea Queen for her Adagio Fandom blends. Because of Cara, I actually started drinking blacks, herbals and whites and pretty much everything else in between. I still have a special love for my jasmine though :)
I (try to) drink tea daily. Usually just straight up, no sugar or milk. This little obsession started young and just… kept going, I guess.

also I apologize in advance for lazy tasting notes and horrible grammar in everything I write. I was an avid fandom blogger on tumblr and tumblr talk can get in the way of everything kthxbai

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