Libyan Red Tea with Mint – Shahi Ahmaar bil Na'naa – شاي  بالنعناع

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Libyan Red Tea with Mint – Shahi Ahmaar bil Na'naa – شاي  بالنعناع


Libyan red, mint tea. An absolute favourite!

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@renatoserino8977

Nana….u il cacawia….!!!

@darekolszewski4957

Masha Allah. Barak Allahu feeki. which tea did u use? al wazzah? please tell me the brand

@malekali5337

بارك الله فيك

@eyebutterfly

Assalamu alaikum sister can you do this for green tea?

@3naraka

Salam sister I wanted to thank you is been a year over due and that is for the lentil soup, is been a hit with family. will be making for iftar this RAMADAN again. wanted to know if you grow your own mint. jazaka allah qair

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله، اللهم بارق اكي.

@ummobaidahcooks

Hahah, no 3/4 cup. Three quarters of a cup.

@nawty87

Omg 3-4 cups of sugar?? :s

@mujahida26

Beautiful tea cups!!!!! Gonna try this tonight.BIG THANKS…. WITH "spiced almonds". mmmm

@-SMSM-

رائعه ياام عبيده..جربي غلي السكر اولا لمده خمس دقائق ثم ضعي الشاي واغلقي النار وضعي غطاء البراد عليه واتركيه مكانه خمس الى سبع دقائق ..سمعت ان غلي الشاي ليس صحيا

@ummobaidahcooks

If you heat the caraf with boiling water before you add your hot beverage to it, it will stay hotter longer. For example, the caraf shown will keep tea hot for up to 12 hours if you heat it with boiling water first. It's very handy for picnics and traveling 🙂