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tea! Of course!
would anybody like some tea? |
Something with rose pepper in please ^^
Also some blondies would be nice. |
coming right up~!
*brings mystie her tea and sweets* |
I could go for some plain black tea, with a bit of cream and sugar, and some crumpets.
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sure thing, Tohopek!
*brings toho a pot of hot tea, a little pitcher of cream, a small bowl of sugar cubes, and a plate of crumpets* traditional british! |
o.O;; What's rose pepper?
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Btw Claire do we serve things other than tea and sweets to eat with tea?
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I just do tea and sweets, but you're the chef now so you can make whatever you like! :D
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_peppercorn
I think that's the right link? I dunno *makes a cashew nut pie* |
Huh, cool. Are they usually eaten dry, or just used as seasoning?
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They are pretty much like peppercorns so just as seasoning.
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Huh, interesting. Learn something new every day, I guess. :)
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it's always fun to learn new things!
I already knew about pink peppercorns though. :P |
Well there are lots of things that can be used as pepper.
Sichuan pepper is another pepper that isn't from the same family. Not as good to have in tea tho. Allspice works tho, it's also a peppery spice. |
Hrm...so you could potentially stick them into a grinder and have a different variety of the usual black pepper?
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yeah, I've seen grinders that have pink peppercorns in them.
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