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What do you do when you have a teamaker with a diverse culinary background? Give her all the tea her heart desires, sit back and wait to be wonderstruck by what her creativity conjures.ย Tryย these simple yet decadent matcha inspired bites.ย
Anย exquisite treatย with a Smith twistย developed by our loyal customer, Cocoa Crista, who graciously shared her uncommon bonbon recipe.ย These silky tea-infusedย chocolate confections areย truly blissfulย and willย charm your taste buds.
Our most popular black tea blend, Lord Bergamotย gets a distinguished summer makeover in this fudgesicle recipe created by Karlee Flores of Olive and Artisan
Balancing sweet, sour, and salty, this springtime sweetheart combines dry and floral Lord Bergamot with a complex tangerine and sea...
Also known as the Peachy Green Matcha Smoothie, this Smith Teamaker original recipe was initially envisioned as a vegan indulgence...
In addition to delicious lattes, finely ground Matcha is also a wonderfully unexpected ingredient for making creamy milkshakes. While the...
Matcha is for more than sipping. Our friendย Heatherย of Brown Butter Blondie developed thisย satisfyingย Matcha Bundt Cake recipe using ourย brand-newย house matcha.
Our aromatic Masala Chai black tea blend stands up to rich meats such as pork belly and makes for an excellent spiced tea rub.
Raise a toast to Hanukkah with this seasonal sour starring Manischewitzโor "Mani" as it is often affectionately known.
Developed by Portland Monthly Chef of the Year Karl Holl our Big Hibiscus tea blend is the star of this sweet and tangy granola.
We paired white rum with our White Petal Blend, then added a combination of fresh peaches and strawberries for a sangria that captures the sweet essence of summer.
This recipe comes from chef Karl Holl who combined tart and juicy marionberries with our aromatic Lord Bergamot black tea blend to create a jam that youโll want to slather on just about everything.