English muffins are not English and you don’t find them over there. The closest thing would be a crumpet. I like milk in some tea. some tea I prefer black or with lemon. I like Earl Grey and the very smoky Lapsang Souchong....

Has anyone seen this liqueur for sale anywhere on the East Coast? It’s made with lapsang souchong tea and I’ve been dying to try it since the NYT wrote about it, but I’ve never seen it in a store/don’t...

Boiled, salted edamame are a terrific snack. But chowhounds have a few tricks to make them truly irresistible: Grind lapsang souchong tea leaves with a little salt, and sprinkle the mixture over the edamame for a nice smoky snack....

How to impart a smoky flavor to food without actually smoking it.

Hey Bryan- It was the Ritz (which was great). I posted a detailed email all about it under your original reply so check it out! Thanks, Mark P.S. an addendum to my 2/27 post: the mystery tea is called "Lapsang Souchong"

I agree, I really like Mark T. Wendell’s “China Keemun.” Hu-Kwa is their “brand-name” for a specific variety lapsang souchong, which is a very intense, smoky black tea. I find it a very difficult tea...

Sounds like u had lapsang souchong which is a Chinese tea dried over pine wood fires which imparts a smoky essence. Some are very strong and can perfume a room w/ smokiness. Sometimes these teas are blended with other black tea...

We ended up having tea at the Sutton Place hotel. The tea was alright, but I found it strange that they were missing classics like darjeeling (my favourite) and lapsang souchong. My floral jasmine had a nice aroma, but a rather...

Not soup, but I’ve heard of adding lapsang souchong to both chili and baked beans. I haven’t got around to trying it yet.

the meal. The staff know quite a lot about the teas they’re serving, and exude an air of polite competence. i had the Russian Caravan tea, advertised as a blend of Lapsang Souchong, darjeeling (i think), and bergamot. The...

There are a few tea shops along Bayview in Leaside. Although I’ve blanked on the name, a shop on the west side of Bayview has beautiful teas. I found a wonderful Lapsang Souchong there.

I don’t know about caffeine strength, but for robust there is Lapsang Souchong. When looking at some of the threads on Chowhound, you find that tea is much more varied than you would ever believe possible.

I’ve recently been getting into tea so even though I’ve never heard of Graces tea I stopped by McNulty’s this morning. They were $6 for 2oz and I bought the Lapsang Souchong, smoky no. 1 [i think i had something...

I’m not really sure what you mean. But, I remember Martha Stewart (or someone) featuring a hard boiled egg cooked/soaked in Lapsang Souchong. If you are interested, I will “check my files”.

-octane coffee and drink a lot of tea throughout my work day. I’m just a recent “gormay,” though. I grew up on bagged black tea and have had some fine cups — I’m partial to Twinings Lapsang Souchong...