This is taken from a recipe given by a forum poster. His recipe called for fresh orange blossoms, which are hard to find in America, so I modified it to use orange flower water.
Add whole spices and tea to 1 quart water and bring to boil. Allow to boil 5 minutes, turn off heat, and steep until it cools to room temperature. Add orange flower water and sugar. Pour into glasses over ice and top with cream (I like to use light coconut milk, but half and half, cream, or soy milk work also). Serve immediately, without stirring.
Don't like milk or cream in iced tea? Leave it out - it's a fantastic regular iced tea, sort of an exotic twist on Southern sweet tea. Perfect for lounging on the porch on summer evenings.
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The ingredient in this Thai iced tea recipe does not look right at all. It lacked of the main ingredient which is Thai tea leaf. Thai tea leaf has a distinctive aroma that other tea does not have. I order my Thai tea leaf from sales@patsongroup.com. They offer tea bag, loose tea leaf, etc. When I make Thai iced tea using their tea leaf all I need was hot water, sugar, milk and ice...
~ Comment by Swan D. who would not make this recipe again.
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