Calming Chrysanthemum Tea (Ju Hua Cha) vs Chrysanthemum Tea
See how these two dishes stack up, ingredient by ingredient.
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Both drinks rely on dried chrysanthemum flowers and rock sugar, yet they take the pair in different directions. Calming Chrysanthemum Tea steeps a modest amount of flowers in freshly boiled water under a lid for a few minutes and is served warm, sweetened only if desired, so the flowers' gentle aroma leads and the same batch can be infused again. Chrysanthemum Tea simmers a denser ratio of flowers on the stove, dissolves a generous measure of rock sugar into the pot, then is strained, cooled and served chilled with ice, giving a sweeter, more concentrated and refreshing glass.
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What they have in common
- Chrysanthemum flower
- Rock sugar