Making Tea The Oriental Way In Accordance With The "Samovar" Principle - Beem Mr. Tea S 2.4.0 Mode D'emploi

• Guideline values:
●●● - Boiling water:
- Interval boiling:
●● - Hot water:
● - Warm water:
• When the water container is taken from the base unit it is disconnected from the
electricity supply. The thermostat switches on again when it is placed back on the
base unit.
• To switch off the water container completely, turn the knob anticlockwise to its detent.
The signal light is extinguished.
• The signal light also extinguishes after a short time when all of the water in the water
container has boiled away. For this reason, always check that there is sufficient water
in the container, that the thermostat adjusting knob is in the right position and that
continuous boiling is prevented.
For safety reasons, remove the mains plug after the appliance has been used.
Making tea the Oriental way in accordance with the "samovar"
7.
principle
Tea is not always like tea. Strictly speaking, tea is solely a watery infusion of the tea
plant Camellia sinensis. This infusion can be black or green tea. It needs to be
differentiated from tea-like products, so-called herbal and fruit teas.
Making tea is therefore not always the same. To give them their valuable ingredients and
taste, teas have water of different temperatures poured on them, and are left to brew for
different amounts of time. Green tea, for example, is prepared preferentially with water
at 85°C. The instructions for how to prepare the tea indicated on the packet should be
observed in any case.
a) Black tea
• Fill the strainer (2) with tea leaves (approx. one teaspoon per cup) or put tea bags in
the teapot without strainer (1 tea bag for approx. 1 - 2 cups).
• Place the steam cover securely in the opening of the kettle, and the teapot on top of
the steamer ring. The base of the teapot is designed so that it precisely fits into the
steam cover, hence guaranteeing stability. At the same time, the teapot is pre-heated.
• Boil the water.
• Remove the teapot from the water container.
Caution: hot steam will escape! A small amount of condensed water may also
drip from the base of the teapot.
• Now pour boiling water over the tea from the tap. By lightly pushing downwards, the
tap opens and you can then withdraw the water. As soon as you release it, it closes
again. If you want to withdraw more water, to fill the teapot up for example, tilt the
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Adjusting knob turned to the detent; water
temperature approx. 100°C
Maximum 1/4 turn back - as soon as the water has
boiled; water temperature approx. 95°C – 100°C
Adjusting knob turned back by about 1/3
(to the position marked "●●"); water temperature
approx. 85°C – 95°C
Adjusting knob turned back by about 2/3
(to the position marked "●"); water temperature
approx. 60°C – 70°C
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