Beverage management - tea & chocolate Flashcards

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How is the type of tea determined

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The type of tea is determined by how it is

  • grown
  • harvested
  • process
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Tea production process

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  1. The topmost leaves and buds on the tea plant are picked by hand
  2. The leaves are left to wither for up to 24 hours
  3. The withered leaves are squeezed between metal rollers to blend the naturally occurring chemicals inside
  4. The rolled leaves are allowed to oxidise in open air for several hours
  5. The oxidised leaves are heated to stop further oxidation and remove any remaining moisture
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White tea

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White tea is made by hand and is not fermented

  • very minimal processing. Withered and sorted
  • light and refreshing
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Green tea

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Green tea is made by steaming or working the tea leaves before they are rolled

  • 2 different types: Chinese and Japanese
  • often has a slight astringent mouthfeel
  • contains more polyphenols, therefore has a higher antioxidant effect
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Oolong and Pouchong (blue) tea

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Short fermentation

  • most difficult to produce
  • level of oxidisation can vary between 10 and 90 per cent
  • Lightly oxidised types have a floral/light fruity aroma
  • Darker oxidised have more stone fruit flavours
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Black tea

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Black tea is made by fully oxidising te leaves

  • rich coppery colour
  • has a sweet strong taste, can be a bit herby, spicy or smoky
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Fermented tea

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  • Pu-Ehr tea from China
  • has a mossy/earthy flavour
  • the older the tea the more expensive
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Infusions

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infusions are made from herbs/spices/dries fruits but no tea leaves

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Tea sommelier

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Tea sommelier is responsible for sampling, recommending and pouring teas

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Processing of cocoa pods

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  1. harvesting
  2. fermentation (temperature rises to 45 degrees Celsius)
  3. Drying
  4. Storage
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Components of processed cocoa

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  1. Theobrome (a stimulant, similar to caffeine in coffee)
  2. Cocoa butter
  3. Proteins & carbohydrates
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3 different products can be used to make a chocolate drink

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  1. Cocoa powder
  2. Instant cocoa
  3. Carob (a substitute for cocoa, contains no caffeine, fat or theobromine
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