Arabic tea with fresh mint, known as shai bil na’ana’a, is my favorite drink to share with friends. This simple mint tea is easy to make at home with a few ingredients: boiling water, black loose-leaf tea, fresh mint, and sugar or honey to your liking. Throughout the Middle East and parts of the Mediterranean, hot tea is a comfort, a social drink, and a means of getting to know one another. Learn how to make and serve Arabic tea as they do in Egypt and parts of the Middle East!
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INGREDIENTS:
🔹 6 cups water
🔹 2 teaspoons loose-leaf black tea, or more if you like your tea strong
🔹 6-8 fresh mint leaves, a large handful
🔹 sugar or sweetener, optional
⏱️TIMESTAMPS⏱️
0:00 Intro
0:10 What is shai bil na’ana’a?
0:18 Making the tea
0:41 How much mint do you add?
0:52 Serving the tea
1:30 Taste Test
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15 Comments
What kind of tea to use
Got to try some of this on a trip to Israel. We visited the jewelry shop owned by those guys who helped find the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Best. Tea. EVER!
You don’t strain it?
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Lucky friend of your's. 🙂 Yes, there is a restaurant here that will serve it (often without your purchasing as a sign that you are welcome here).
It looks and sounds wonderful! I'll definitely try this! We even have the correct tea glasses from our trips to Turkey and Egypt! And, I love your vintage pot! I'd use that one too! Thank you!
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Delicious
What a beautiful ritual, so beautiful in its simplicity. Arabic Tea is a wonderful, warm drink. Thank you.
Do you strain your tea when serving as it is loose leaf?
Where do you get the tea? In powder form?
Can this be used for iced tea?
Isn't this a simple Moroccan mint tea ? Because no country in the middle east and north africa make this drink other than morocco !!! Anyhow , shame on you to not mention the source of this drink and just wrote it as a hashtahg in the description box !!
it's Moroccan ya bent el kelba
Bint el kelb