Moroccan Handmade Tea Pot

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The best authentic Moroccan teapots are those made of silver, handcrafted by artisans in the ancient city of Fez, Morocco. These usually have a stamp at the bottom of the teapot. Nowadays, there are many varieties of teapots, including glass teapots, Moroccan pottery teapots, and so on. But, the traditional Moroccan teapots from Fez will always remain our favorites.

Moroccan tea is the favorite national drink in Morocco. It is consumed daily. It is often consumed at breakfast, after meals and is the most popular order in most local cafes and coffee shops. Usually served on a beautiful Moroccan teapot, Moroccan tea is also prepared for visiting guests and is usually accompanied by Moroccan sweets.

Serving traditional Moroccan tea has its own art and ritual. From the preparation and selection of the best ingredients, including the finest green tea, the freshest mint tea leaves to local cane sugar. Everything is prepared with care. To serve Moroccan tea in the traditional way, special containers are needed, ranging from a handmade silver kettle to a matching teapot. Each ingredient is served in a beautifully crafted container. Traditionally, the tea is proudly prepared by the host in front of the guests. It’s an entire ceremony that has been proudly passed down for generations. Here is a video on how to serve Moroccan tea.

You probably already know it: traditional Moroccan mint tea is served in a special Moroccan tea set consisting of a Moroccan teapot (also called a Moroccan kettle), a Moroccan tea tray and a few beautifully decorated Moroccan tea glasses.

In fact, Moroccan families make Moroccan mint tea every day, once or twice a day. It is the drink we drink at family gatherings and to relax.

Making Moroccan mint tea is really easy. It requires a few ingredients and the total cooking time is only 10 minutes.

The most important thing in preparing Moroccan mint tea is to have the right teapot. Of course, you can get away with it by letting the ingredients brew in water as with most tea infusions. But to get that special taste that everyone is looking for in Moroccan mint tea, you will need a special Moroccan teapot.

The good news? Moroccan teapots are a good investment in the kitchen that you won’t regret buying. You can use them to make Moroccan mint tea or to serve any beverage, such as coffee, juice and wine. It’s chic and decorative.

However, there are a few things to keep in mind before you buy one for your kitchen.

Tips for buying the best Moroccan teapot

Whether you buy your teapot in Morocco or online with us 🙂 (We Have More Than 200 Type Of Moroccan Teapot Ready to Ship To you ,and we going to chose for you best section 🙂 ), here are the most important points to consider before buying a Moroccan teapot.

A good Moroccan teapot should also be heat resistant, as it will be in direct contact with the heat of the stove for at least 2 minutes.

In fact, to make an authentic Moroccan mint tea, Moroccans brew the tea and mint leaves in boiling water for a few minutes. This means that the teapot must be able to withstand very high temperatures for a short period of time.

If you are considering using your ceramic or clay teapot, let me tell you that this is a bad idea. I tried it once and my beautiful teapot cracked in no time!Your Moroccan teapot must be heat resistant. It must be specified by the seller, as many Moroccan teapots are for decorative purposes, which means that you can use them to serve tea but not to make it.That being said, remember to ALWAYS USE it with a heat diffuser. Not only will it preserve your teapot in the long run, but it will also keep its aesthetics by avoiding dark burn marks.

2- Focus on basic teapots

Another tip I always recommend is to focus on basic teapots. By basic, I mean that the teapot will not have feet, as in the picture below.The fact that these teapots do not have feet makes them more compatible with most types of stoves.

3- Moroccan teapot size

In Morocco, traditional mint tea is served in small Moroccan cups. Quality is more important than quantity and it is very rare to be served more than two cups at the same meeting.Moroccans drink their tea very slowly until it is no longer hot, then the host pours a little more to warm the cup. If you are hosting more than 4 people, get a 32oz teapot. Otherwise, a 16oz teapot will be more than enough (and cheaper).

Typical Moroccan tea glasses

Moroccan tea glasses exist in all colors and models. They can be discreet or daring. Moroccans also like to mix different colors of glass in the same set. There are no rules and it all depends on your personal taste.Moroccan tea services of different styles and colorsIf you are looking for typical Moroccan cups to use with your Moroccan teapot, here is a nice selection of Moroccan glasses.Composition of the teapotThe composition of Moroccan teapots of good quality is usually stainless steel or silver plated.

Thanks to these materials, the teapot does not transfer bad chemicals to your drink.In addition, stainless steel and silver plated teapots are more durable and will last for decades if maintained. In my family we have Moroccan teapots that are more than 50 years old and still beautiful!Splendid Moroccan teapot of the Sixties.

Stainless steel and silver teapots can be slightly more expensive than teapots made of other materials, such as aluminum or copper. But it is a much safer and, as I said before, much more durable option. They are worth every penny.Moroccan stainless steel teapot with a beautiful engraving.

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